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Microsoft Advertising tests underlined product titles in Shopping ads
Microsoft Advertising is experimenting with a new design in its shopping ads carousel on Bing Search, underlining product titles. The change appears to be a visual test to improve click-through on product listings.
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For you, this means a potential new ad appearance in Bing Shopping results: no action required, but worth monitoring.
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Microsoft Advertising tests underlined product titles in Shopping ads
Microsoft Advertising is experimenting with a new design in its shopping ads carousel on Bing Search, underlining product titles. The change appears to be a visual test to improve click-through on product listings. For you, this means a potential new ad appearance in Bing Shopping results: no action required, but worth monitoring.
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