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. Google has finally started to use MUM in search…

Google has published an updated document which goes over six different types of URL redirects and their effects on search results.

Google has vastly expanded its help document on how various redirects impact your site’s performance in Google Search. The document even mentions “Crypto redirects” which to me seems like a new term but just means a way to communicate in normal language that a page was moved.

Google announced that by the end of July 2021 it will be deprecating the broad match modifier (BMM) keywords. That means you will no longer be able to create new BMM keywords with the +keyword notation.

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Google announced yesterday one of, if not, the first, use case for MUM – Multitask Unified Model – in search. Google did tell us they will let us know when it is being used and here it is

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