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A simple way to fix search: Bright pink ads
  + stars: | 2023-11-13 | by ( Alistair Barr | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +10 min
One simple solution: Require all Search ads to be bright pink. One simple solution: Require all Search ads to be bright pink. AdvertisementAdvertisementWhen Search ads aren't labeled clearly, consumers don't spot them as much and click more often on the paid listings. 'Defects'Amazon entered the advertising business in a big way, and search ads are one of its most successful offerings. A 'uniform standard for labeling ads'Which brings us back to the simple solution: Search ads should be bright pink.
Persons: , Mary Engle, Engle, Microsoft's Bing, BILL O'LEARY, Ben Edelman, Edelman, Jeff Bezos, wouldn't, Bing Organizations: Service, Federal Trade Commission, Google, Consumers, Getty, FTC, Microsoft, Amazon Locations: Washington
The federal government is updating guides around how companies can prove their environmental claims. Companies are advertising what they plan to do, such as addressing the climate crisis or using more recycled materials in their products. She pointed to a case BBB National Programs' National Advertising Division brought against the American Beverage Association, which represents companies such as Coca-Cola and PepsiCo. The beverage industry appealed the finding, arguing that the ad was intended to increase awareness that plastic bottles could be recycled. The National Advertising Division's appellate body upheld the original decision.
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