Google alerted site owners that nearly all of last month’s reports in Search Console were affected by a data outage. The post Google Search Console Data for Most of April is Inaccurate by @MattGSouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

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

Google is preparing to launch a new video series on SEO myths which is drastically different from its previous videos.

Yesterday we reported that Google Search Console had yet another bug, this time with your manual actions disappearing without any good reason. Google fixed the issue within 24 hours and if you had any manual actions that were gone yesterday, they are probably now back and visible within Google Search Console.

Google’s John Mueller posted one of his classic tweets the other day around links. He said to an established SEO when he was asked which links should they disavow. John said “If it’s not obvious to someone like you, then those links are probably neither helping nor harming, so it wouldn’t matter if you had them disavowed or not.”

How to protect your site from being used in XSS exploits.

All Access, Workshop, Networking, Bundle? What will you choose?

To get started, import a successful Google AdWords campaigns, do your research on keywords and optimize your current bids and budget for Microsoft’s platform. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.

Here are five tips to leverage the different SERP features available for events, increase visibility, and boost attendance.   The post SEO for Events: 5 Tips to Increase Visibility & Boost Attendance by @sllewuy appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

The new video series from the Google Webmaster Trends Analyst team aims to clarify common misconceptions and answer pressing questions on SEO topics.