What is Ever-changing with Google AdWords?

The AdWords viewpoint as what we know it is an ever changing yard. Google strives to provide a better experience for the user and a more robust, effective way for advertisers to target and engage with their audiences.

Google Call Only Ads Now Support Ad Extensions

Google announced that now we’ll be able to show ad extensions with call-only ads to promote more relevant information about the products and services, and give people more reasons to choose their respective business. As they are allowing advertisers to use Location extensions, Callout extensions, and Structured snippets .

AdWords has acquainted with mobile sitelinks.

With the help of the Sitelinks, people easily will be going to specific pages on site directly from your ad, like your store hours page, product pages and more. Going forward, Google is simplifying how mobile sitelinks will show by using both horizontal buttons and larger vertical links as compare to early results it shown that people are twice as likely to interact with sitelinks in this new format.

Google Chrome shows all non HTTPS sites as ‘Non Secure’

People are becoming more web-savvy these days, and visiting a website which triggers the not secure mark in the URL bar should send off the warning alert to most. This impacts negative affect to the bounce rate of visitors, which would lead to lesser performing AdWords campaigns and potentially lower rankings in the search engine results.It is vital that your website uses the HTTPS security. If your site isn’t secure, don’t be surprised if your rankings and traffic begins to decrease over time as this is fully rolled out.

Changes to Google Shopping Mobile product listings

Google has started testing a different variation of mobile product cards in the Google Shopping format. The product appears at the top, within a conveyer that you can swipe for information, as well as filtering options underneath. This can help retail owners immensely; providing all the information an online shopper needs like prices, reviews, product description etc. before they even click through to the advertisers website to purchase the product.

With this update, retailers can ultimately expect higher conversion rates from mobile users especially those who provide competitive prices and a fantastic mobile shopping experience. Shoppers will have more buying intent before clicking through due to the additional information.