Google removing all Right Hand Side Ads on SERPs

SEW | Daily Feb 22, 2016 Today on SEW, news on Google's latest update to its paid search space - the removal of Right Hand Side ads. What will this mean for users and advertisers? Today's Top Story Google is removing all Right Hand Side Ads on SERPs worldwide As reported and confirmed by numerous sources, Google will no longer be showing ads on the right hand side of its search results pages. by Christopher Ratcliff PPC Seven excellent tips for making the most of Gmail Ads Gmail Ads are one of the more intriguing opportunities Google has given advertisers to reach people where they spend a lot of their time online – in their inboxes. Read more by Larry Kim SEO Which US sites lost the most amount of Google visibility in 2015? Earlier this week, we looked at the US sites that made the biggest SEO gains in 2015, but now it's time to find out who the losers were. Read more by Christopher Ratcliff More News Six of the most interesting SEM news stories of the week Welcome to our weekly round-up of all the latest news and research from around the world of search marketing and beyond. Read more by Christopher Ratcliff Kelvin Newman on the major search trends of 2016 [podcast] Today sees the release of the ClickZ Digital Marketing Podcast series, featuring some of the experts who contributed to our Digital Trends 2016 report. Read more by Christopher Ratcliff AdWords: six simple techniques to save you money We are all constantly trying to squeeze as much as we can from our AdWords budgets and we never seem to quite have enough. Read more by Stephen Reynolds Latest White Papers The Click-to-Call Playbook for Paid Search The Digital Marketer's Ultimate Guide to Call Intelligence State of the Mobile Experience Unsubscribe Unsubscribe from SEW Update subscription preferences Useful links Promote your business Submit a job 55 Broad Street, 22nd Floor New York, NY 10004 sales@searchenginewatch.com feedback@searchenginewatch.com Copyright ® 2016 Search Engine Watch. All rights reserved. You received this email because you subscribed to Search Engine Watch. Add us to your address book