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Google Search Results Look a Little Different

Google is taking off another outline of hunt to desktop clients that incorporates progressions to both natural query items and ads to desktop clients.

The new outline uproots underlines, expands the font size and, most essential, changes the way ads are marked in query items.

The progressions have all the earmarks of being some piece of a more extensive update of list items Google has been exploring different avenues regarding since the previous fall, when it first started taking off comparable progressions to indexed lists to versatile clients.

The most amazing change is the way Google's Adwords-focused on ads are recognized. With the new look, Google has uprooted the pink shading that showed up behind ads in list items. Rather, ads are gone before by a little yellow box marked "Ads."
Previously, ads in Google search results appeared with shading behind them.

In Google's redesigned search results, ads are marked with a small yellow box labeled "ad."

This isn't the first occasion when we've seen progressions like this to ads in list items. Google initially took off this same new search for ads to portable clients in September when the organization advertised it was changing the look and feel of ads and indexed lists on versatile. 

"It's cleaner and less difficult, improved for touch, with outcomes grouped on cards so you can keep tabs on the responses you're searching for," Google's senior VP of pursuit, Amit Singhal, said in a blog entry demonstrating those progressions. 

Some desktop clients started seeing these new ads as right on time as November, however it appears Google didn't begin bringing the progressions to the lion's share of its clients as of not long ago. 

Presently that Google is currently taking off the revived look to every last bit of its desktop clients, it prescribes the organization is attempting to make a more predictable experience for its clients crosswise over stages.

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