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To help advertisers know how close they are to getting the top number of potential clicks on their campaigns, Google is rolling out click share metric to search campaigns.

Google stated that the lower your click share, the more opportunity you have to capture additional clicks.

There is a relatively simple process for calculating click share. For example, if your ad is clicked 20 times, but the Google Ads estimates that it could have been clicked 100 times (If you had more extensions, higher bids, or higher budgets), your click share is 20%.

Google’s Garry Illyes has offered a detailed explanation of how RankBrain algorithm works. He has clarified many doubts related to the algorithm which have been expressed by others. One of the questions asked was whether RB utilizes UX signals of any type or not. In his reply, Illyes mentioned that RankBrain makes uses of search data in order to guess what a person may click while searching for something that hasn’t been entered on Google in the past.

With every new year, Google has given us new tools, analytics and invaluable insights, to monitor and resolve technical website issues.

On an average, Google changes its algorithm at least once a day. However, recent updates have been more geared towards the new Search Console.

Google made an official announcement on the Google Webmaster blog that they will be depreciating some or all of the old Search Console features, so that they can focus more on the new Google Search Console.

Google announced that AdWords Express campaigns are now Smart campaigns (with improved features).

If you are using AdWords Express to set up your ad campaigns, you have an opportunity to have all the same benefits, but with improved features. Google mentioned that these Smart campaigns will put all your campaigns in a single spot, making it easier to track and manage.