According to Search Engine Roundtable, Google has finally removed the 'Comic Sans Font' from Google AdSense advertisements. This move has come in the wake of increased publisher complaints.
According to AdSense Advisor, "Based on publisher feedback, we have removed Comic Sans from the current ad format experiment. Thanks again for your continued feedback and suggestions. We welcome any further feedback that you might have and assure you that it'll be passed onto the relevant team."
It is now confirmed that the Comic Sans has been completely removed from the font selection of Google AdSense.
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Yes it is very useful information especially for the SEOs. and I am very thankful for your this post.
Thanks
I think this is the good step taken forward by Google given the bundles of complaints redressed from the publishers. Comic Sans font being typical really makes legibility difficult at times.
Good tip!
I love this post. Its Usefull.. Please keep updated..Thank u so much..
Good step by google.
Thank goodness for that. Although I did like the changing fonts, worked wonders for my CTR. Now if only google would let us choose our own fonts…
i cant find what difference it would make!
the whole thing seems to me a bit funny!
i dont think this before, thaks to share