What does Google killing Right Hand Side Ads mean for SEM?

SEW | Daily Feb 23, 2016 Today on SEW, we have insight from various SEM experts discussing Google's latest update - the removal of Right Hand Side ads from results pages. Today's Top Story Google kills Right Hand Side Ads: what does this mean for marketers and users? As we reported over the weekend, Google has removed all PPC ads from the right-hand side of the search engine results page with immediate global effect. There's been a great deal of speculation on what this means for businesses, advertisers and users alike. by Christopher Ratcliff SEO What will Google's Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) mean for marketers? Google's Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) project is due to launch at the end of February, taking a huge stride towards Google's stated goal of a "better, faster mobile internet."... Read more by Rebecca Sentance 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 Social Six unusual steps for a successful Twitter lead generation campaign Do you want more qualified leads? Read more by Larry Kim 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 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