Google Tests Square & Multicolored Search Result Category Buttons

A couple months ago we saw Google testing a green search category navigation bubble shaped button in the mobile search results. Now I am seeing more reports of Google testing that button in other colors, like orange, gray and more. Plus, Google is also testing showing that button as a square versus oval shape.

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The Google Search Relations/Webmaster Trends Team From 10 Years Ago

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Daily Search Forum Recap: December 23, 2020

Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today...

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3 Myths About YouTube Trending Debunked via @MattGSouthern

YouTube addresses 3 common myths about how it features content and explains what it takes for a video to appear in the coveted ‘Trending’ section.

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What Search Marketers Need to Know About Criteo’s Retail Media Platform via @ebkendo

Here's everything you need to know about Criteo's Retail Media platform, what it does for sponsored products, and how to get started

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Google On Why It Won't Reverse The December 2020 Core Update

There are some SEOs that are asking Google to reverse the December 2020 Google core update. Truth is, it is very common to see this reaction after every single core update. Google's John Mueller first response was "nah, sorry" when he was asked about reversing it. But then he went into a thoughtful response on why not to reverse it.

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Google Ads Estimated List Size Now In Audience Manager

Google has added the the estimated list size directly in the Audience Manager within Google Ads. Google said the "previously, you were only able to see estimated list sizes for your similar audiences when applying them to campaigns."

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