In 2014, we may start seeing some big changes in the way #GoogleSERP (search engine results page). This could mean big changes for a look and feel that’s been fairly consistent over the past few years.
According to Dr.+Pete Meyers , who has done considerable
research on the experiments and trials that Google runs, users can probably
expect a more intricate layout by sometime next year. In part, this will
possibly mean a different look to sponsored ads. Rather than the pinkish
background they show now, these may feature no difference in background, but a
small, yellow icon that simply reads, “Ad.”
Additionally, these ads may find their way into being
interspersed throughout the search results, rather than just along the side or
at the top and bottom of them, leading to much more advertiser-friendly CTRs.
These and several other changes are only speculation, but
seem to be high in probability.
If you’ve been an avid follower of Google PageRank, then you
know there hasn’t been an update in 2013 since February 4th. The
program that typically updates quarterly has been down since it crashed that
month, and in October this year Google’s head of Webspam Matt Cutts announced
that it was unlikely they would attempt to fix it anytime in 2013 – if at all.
Users and SEO experts were thus very surprised to find that
the PageRank system updated finally today, December 6th. Though very
few significant changes to PageRanks were probably made, it’s still significant
in that the gauge to web success via GoogleSERP will likely now be regularly updated.
Still, those who follow and abide by Google PageRank shouldn’t
take this to heart too much. It may actually mean less for search ranking than
most people think, and anyone who uses the tool should first fully understand what Google PageRank is.
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