People use Google to find information from a variety of sources and media, including large corporations and independent authors of text, photos, and video. Google has continued to provide more context to the search results page so that you can understand the information you see . Google has now added features and design elements to enable you explore information in new ways.
Today, Google has added a few additional features to the search page that expand on this effort and provide you even more details about the websites you view, enabling you to browse websites with confidence.
Google has announced a few adjustments to the way search results are shown, but these shouldn’t really have any influence on SEO or Google usage in general.In order to make it easier for visitors to quickly identify the website that is linked with each result, Google is first adding site names to search results on mobile.
The Online tech giant also updating the size and shape of the favicon (a website’s logo or icon) that appears in Search, to make it easier to see on the page. It is also stated by Google that they will keep extending these changes to Search ads to increase clarity and advertiser transparency at a glance.
As per Google in their recent blog post.
Part of helping you make sense of the information you see is ensuring that ads are clearly labeled, which is why our label will now be featured on its own line in the top-left corner of Search ads. We also want the label to be prominent and clear across different types of paid content. That’s why when ads show on mobile search results, they will now be labeled with the word “Sponsored” in bold black text. This new label and its prominent position continues to meet our high standards for being distinguishable from search results and builds on our existing efforts to make information about paid content clear.
In order to make it easier for users to discover what they’re looking for, regardless of where they search, this search page upgrade is already progressively rolling out on mobile, and we’ll shortly start testing a similar experience on desktop. Additionally, Google increased the size of each listing’s favicon to increase each one’s branding visibility.Provided that you’ve changed your site information to make sure that the favicon shows . This is essentially the sole SEO factor to take into account; by making sure your site’s information is updated so that your favicon is visible, you’ll be more visible in search results and your brand’s exposure will rise.The other significant improvement is that Google has changed the ad notification from “Ad” to “Sponsored,” which is also evident in the example above.Again, these are not significant changes, but if your website isn’t fully in line with Google’s setup schemas, they could have an effect. Years of various listings in social applications have clouded the distinction between “ad” and “sponsored,” and these days, the majority of people are aware that the top results in any Google search display are sponsored.Although it would help to offer a little more clarity, for the most part it’s more of an FYI than a significant adjustment.The new SERP update is already rolling out on the Google mobile app, and it will soon also beCurrently rolling out in the Google mobile app, the new SERP upgrade will soon be be available on desktop.