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Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…
Google announced a new set of Google Ads policies for dating and companionship that will go into effect on March 4, 2025.
Google Search has a new button at the bottom of the search results that shows you if the results are personalized or not and a way to turn off personalization. Google can say the “Results are personalized – Try without personalization” and clicking on that would then flip to Google showing “Results are not personalized.”
Google Ads is testing new offers for agencies and advertisers, trying to find impactful incentives for agencies who sign up new advertisers in Google Ads.
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As Google continues to test its shopping / e-commerce card format, Google is now testing replacing the “popular stores” section with a “Where to buy” section. I mean, it seems super similar to the other format, but who knows…
Google is testing “view all” buttons in the Google Search results, maybe shopping oriented results, next to search result listings that lead to shopping category landing pages. The view all button is at the right side of the snippet, and when clicked, takes you to the category landing page on the e-commerce site.