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Google adds simplified A/B testing to search ads creation flow

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TLDR

Google rolled out a streamlined A/B testing interface to help advertisers more easily run experiments on search ad campaigns.

Google introduced a simplified A/B testing creation flow for search ads, enabling brands to test promotional campaign variations and measure performance impact more easily. The feature reduces friction in the experimental workflow, though Social Media Today provides limited detail on the specific interface changes.

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