Posted by Dr-Pete While Moz is hard at work on some major new product features (we’re hoping for two more big launches in 2017), we’re also working hard to iterate on recent advances. I’m happy to announce that, based on your thoughtful feedback, and our own ever-growing wish lists, we’ve recently launched five upgrades to Site Crawl

Everyone I know is excited for the new Google Search Console Beta to be released to them, there is some added reporting functionality that more and more want to see. But not everyone has access to it yet…

The folks at Screaming Frog posted on Twitter a statement made by a developer telling their SEO team that they don’t need to set up 301 redirects because Google is able to figure it out automatically…

Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…

Below is what happened in search today, as reported on and from other places across the web. The post SearchCap: Google EU appeal, goodbye fetch as Google for apps & award list appeared first on Search Engine Land. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.

Since Google released rich snippets, spammers have been trying to spam the rich snippets. Over the years, as far back as 2012, Google has been asking you to report these attempts to them.

James Murray of Bing can be heard in a recent interview saying links may decrease in importance.

It might only be 1pm in the afternoon, but it’s five o’clock somewhere – a perfect time for a great dry martini.

Google’s John Mueller said on Twitter the other day that crawl budget is technically used when Google tries to access 404/410 page not found URLs…