Google is currently experimenting with showing blue check marks on specific search advertisements for advertisers verified by Google advertisements, taking inspiration from Twitter and Meta.
According to Search Engine Land, the Google Ads blue label has a blue circle with ridges and a checkmark inside of it. The Google advertiser authentication program includes the Blue badges.
First to notice the Google test for blue checkmarks for verified ads was SEO analyst Khushal Bherwani. Google is now displaying the confirmed blue tick mark icon on Sponsored Ads.
For confirmed businesses,” he tweeted. Google had not yet issued a formal statement regarding the new function for verified Ads.
According to the report, the Blue Badge may make the advertisement stick out from similar ones that do not bear the checkmark, “potentially resulting in higher click-through rates and conversions.”
In the meantime, Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta, revealed last month that the company is extending its paid membership plan for Facebook and Instagram to users in the US.
Australia and New Zealand introduced the “Meta Verified” plan. In addition, it provides a verified label, improved impersonation protection, and immediate access to customer support.
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The monthly fee for the subscription package is $11.99 for the web and $14.99 for mobile. In February, Meta revealed that it was experimenting with paid authentication for Facebook and Instagram, taking inspiration from Elon Musk’s run Twitter.
