Heh, I just checked out a SERP for PPC Artbitrage over here in the UK.
Check out the results…
Update – Now they are totally normal again… Never seen serps display like that on such a wide scale. Google must of had issues retreiving the data.
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I saw this too. I was looking at a company name and the first page of serps were just links without descriptions, kind of like the type you used to see when a site was on its way out of the index
December 8th, 2006