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Bing tests a new images section in the results.
Bing is testing an enhanced images section within its search results, as spotted by Sachin Patel. The test adds visual content to result pages where it previously showed standard listings.
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For you, this means visual assets may earn more Bing visibility, so keep image feeds and product imagery in shape on Microsoft surfaces.
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Bing tests a new images section in the results.
Bing is testing an enhanced images section within its search results, as spotted by Sachin Patel. The test adds visual content to result pages where it previously showed standard listings. For you, this means visual assets may earn more Bing visibility, so keep image feeds and product imagery in shape on Microsoft surfaces.
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