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Google tests third-party endorsements directly in Search Ads
A new ad extension has been spotted showing third-party endorsement content, such as a PCMag review badge, directly under Search Ads. The feature was first flagged by Sarah Blocksidge and later confirmed by Search Engine Land.
Why it matters for advertisers
For you, this means Google may be testing a way to surface external credibility signals within ad placements.
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Google tests third-party endorsements directly in Search Ads
A new ad extension has been spotted showing third-party endorsement content, such as a PCMag review badge, directly under Search Ads. The feature was first flagged by Sarah Blocksidge and later confirmed by Search Engine Land. For you, this means Google may be testing a way to surface external credibility signals within ad placements.
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