Business Insider reports that, for the first time ever, advertisements are on their way to Google’s image search results. The rollout is starting slow, beginning with shopping ads which will appear in appropriate image searches. Ads in Google’s image search will take up an entire line of screen space which would otherwise have been occupied by images.

Coming hot off the heels of last week’s news that Google has increased the widths of title tags and descriptions, is a new report by Jennifer Slegg who says Google has now increased the title tags on mobile search results as well.

Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…

According to a report from Bloomberg Today, in as few as two weeks, Twitter will no longer count photos and URLs as characters in tweets. The post Twitter Reportedly to Remove URLs and Images from Character Count by @sayscaitlin appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. The post SearchCap: Gboard SEO, Google PLAs & Project Tango appeared first on Search Engine Land

Google AdWords is testing AdWords based cards in a carousel format in the mobile search results.

Learn about Google Adwords new design, find more information on how to watch the live stream on May 24th, and know website design techniques that work. The post SEJ Wrap-Up: Get a Sneak Peek at Google’s AdWords Redesign by @megcabrera appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

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New features for Local Inventory Ads and an update on Purchases on Google. The post Google Product Listing Ads officially launch in Image search, among announcements for retailers appeared first on Search Engine Land

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