adCenter / Live.com / MSN Search Changing Layouts?
Check out the new Live.com results. You’ll immediately notice your eyes don’t hurt anymore because there is no more bright blue background.
Old Layout
New Layout
Check out the new Live.com results. You’ll immediately notice your eyes don’t hurt anymore because there is no more bright blue background.
Old Layout
New Layout
I was reading this post by Andrew Goodman this morning regarding the history of price increases in Google Adwords and their correlation to quality score and the quality updates. This was brought about by all the recent conversations regarding the new adwords landing page quality update that just happened but it got me thinking about…
It’s no secret that Google updated it’s Adwords Placement algo yesterday and while many of its effects are being talked about in places like the WebMasterWorld Forums there are a couple of other changes that are not being picked up by the masses. Yet. Since last year sometime Google has been on a mission to…
You may see something different in your Google search results today. There is no more blue background on the top results, Google has officially made the change to yellow according to the Adwords Blog. Over the past few years, the sponsored links above the search results have been displayed in a box with a blue…
The adCenter blog announced some new features being launched for adCenter beta. The upgrades are Easily go to any Campaign or Ad Group in your account via our improved navigation ? Import your other search campaigns, including third-party campaigns, into adCenter with one Excel spreadsheet or comma-separated values (CSV) file. ? Delete poor-performing keywords right…
I posted about this a month ago and to prove to you I wasn’t making stuff up again, here is the official announcement on the Adwords blog. This is nothing but a good thing as Google aims to give us a little more transparency in our accounts, making it easier for advertisers and account managers…
As of today, all AdWords advertisers can pause and resume keywords (for keyword-targeted campaigns), sites (for site-targeted campaigns), and ad creatives. As you can see from the picture below, this feature is functionally similar to the pause/resume feature on the Campaign Summary page – we’ve simply extended it to the keyword, sites and ad variations…