Until now, Google Ads wouldn’t allow you to use stock photos for image extensions, but it would appear that they have decided to relax that policy. This means that you won’t have to worry about sourcing your images anymore. This will not only make things simpler, but faster, as well. Google is doing this as …

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Twitter is currently rolling out its new new tweet image display format, meaning that users can now see full sized images in their timeline, rather than cropped versions of them. As you can see in the above tweet, you can now see the full image, rather than the cropped version on the left. This can have …

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If your website contains images, then something you really have to consider is image load time. A page that takes too long to load completely because of images can turn people off of your site. Users are increasingly likely to click away if they have to wait too long. The key is this situation is to maximize …

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If you want to be successful at your social media strategy, you want to make sure visuals are a part of it because it can really help grab the attention of users as they are moving through their social timelines. Every platform has it’s own optimized sizes for visual assets. If you can follow the …

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Twitter has been testing a new way to show images in user’s timelines. This means that, instead of seeing a cropped image in a tweet, you instead will see full images in the tweet. As explained by Twitter: “Now testing on Android and iOS: when you Tweet a single image, how the image appears in the …

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A few weeks ago, Google had announced at its Google I/O event about its support for 3D images and AR within search. This feature is no live and available for use. Searches are able to search for objects such as [shark], [lion], [panda], [alligator] and the such. When users perform these searches, they can see …

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It looks like Google has fully embraced the emoji – at least on Twitter.  If somebody tweets an emoji to @Google, that person will receive a reply that includes a quick quip, a GIF and a link to local search results corresponding to the emoji. In a report on Mashable, it’s said that Google’s Twitter handle will …

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