Google’s John Mueller answered the question of what can be done when broad core algorithm update affects traffic.

A month ago, Google launched their FAQ schema which essentially gave you a way to markup your FAQ content and Google would show those FAQs in the search results snippets.

After a few months of testing, Google has officially launched the new icon based top menu search bar on desktop search. So instead of it just showing text for the search categories or verticals, i.e

I am pretty sure the “full coverage” button for the Top Stories section is new but it is not exactly what was demonstrated at Google I/O a few months ago. Glenn Gabe spotted this yesterday and I can replicate it – where Google shows a larger Top Stories with a big Full Coverage button that takes you into Google News.

Google’s John Mueller predicts that dynamic rendering will only be a temporary workaround for helping web crawlers process JavaScript. Eventually, all web crawlers will be able to process JavaScript, Mueller believes. So in a few years’ time relying on dynamic rendering may not be necessary

Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web…

The post Infographic: 5 Must Have Ingredients for a Great Content Marketing Strategy appeared first on Online Marketing Blog – TopRank® .

I am hearing reports of two separate increases or sudden spikes across both Google Search Console and Google My Business. Some are reporting that within Google Search Console there has been a sudden spike in errors within the error reports. And some are reporting massive increases in suspension notifications within Google My Business

Google has rolled out a new design for desktop search results which features colorful icons in the top navigation bar. The post Google Rolls Out a New Look for Desktop Search Results via @MattGSouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

Google’s John Mueller recently stated that self-referencing canonical tags are not absolutely necessary, but they do help. The post Google: Self-Referencing Canonicals Are Not Critical via @MattGSouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal