Brodie Clark is an independent SEO and organic growth consultant working with complex websites, including marketplaces, ecommerce stores and news publishers. He publishes research and observations about search results, product listings and changing search features. His public work includes articles, webinars and conference presentations that help practitioners understand how search experiences evolve and how those changes affect visibility.
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Google Shopping test places sponsored products in an organic-style grid
A reported Google Shopping test replaces the top carousel with a grid headed “Sponsored products”, bringing paid and free-looking presentations closer together.
Image: Brodie Clark (source screenshot)Google tests darker mobile sitelinks with arrows
Brodie Clark documents a mobile text-ad layout with darker sitelinks, a left-hand rule and arrows beside each link. His examples show a presentation test, not a new asset setting advertisers can switch on.
Image: Brodie Clark; reproduced in Paid Media News Week 39Merchant Center adds detail to organic AI performance insights
Brodie Clark is credited with observing additional sections in Merchant Center's AI performance reporting. Barry Schwartz's 9 September coverage identifies Brodie's observation and screenshots; Google's current documentation explains the report's scope.
Image: Brodie ClarkThis is a collection of published credits and official links, not an exhaustive CV or a points total. A guest appearance is different from hosting a show. Community and event links identify the named organiser; they do not imply membership or a speaking appearance.
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20 contribution points · 5 credited works · #60 in the Lifetime contribution ranking.
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