Microsoft Bing is testing a shopping-ad display that emphasizes sale pricing directly in Bing search results. The sale price appears in green, while the original price is crossed out. A second price is also shown with a blue highlight, though its meaning is not specified. The change is visible within shopping ads rather than only on the retailer’s landing page. Screenshots shared online show the green sale price, the crossed-out original price, and the blue-highlighted price appearing together in the ad layout. The test indicates Bing may be experimenting with how discounts and related pricing information are presented to users.
"Microsoft Bing is testing showing the sale price in the shopping ads within the Bing search results. Bing highlights the sale price in green and crosses out the original price, while also showing a price in a blue highlight. I am not sure what the blue highlight is."
"Bing highlights the sale price in green and crosses out the original price, while also showing a price in a blue highlight. I am not sure what the blue highlight is."
"This was spotted by Sachin Patel who posted some screenshots on X - here is one of those screenshots: Here are more:"
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