Has Google finally sold out?
Posted on 29th May 2013 by David Ogletree
- Removed ads from right side
- Increased the max number of ads on top to 4
- Reduced the max number of ads on a page to 6 or 7
- Pushed SEO results below the fold and way below the fold when local results and other types of results
- PPC ads that fluctuate between 4th and 5th position is now a huge jump from top to bottom of page instead of 1st or 2nd on right side.
- Long tail PPC results reduce the max ads on to top to 1 or 2. Ranking 3rd in this situation used to put you on the right side now your on the bottom
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