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 may have pushed out another unconfirmed Google search ranking algorithm update on Friday…

A new feature for LinkedIn profiles allows you to highlight career breaks and provide more context about skills and experiences gained away from the workplace. The post LinkedIn Profiles Can Now Display Career Breaks appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

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If you do a search for variations of Russia and Ukraine keywords together, Google will show you a search result page that seems to be tailored specific to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The search results not only include web results and news and videos, but it also has a section on the right for the estimated losses, photos and some more factual data around when it started and where it is taking place.

Google hears the complaints about recipe pages getting too long, and suggests more concise pages might be better for users. The post Google On Recipe Pages – Are They Getting Too Long? appeared first on Search Engine Journal

The new features include sections for background information, estimated casualties and photos of the conflict.

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Google Shopping has a filter to show you products sold in “smaller stores.” I believe Google announced this back during the Google Marketing Live event last year but now it seems to be live where you can filter products in Google Shopping by stores that are classified as smaller.

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Use these semantic SEO strategies to make the relevance and meaning of your content unambiguously clear to Google and searchers alike. The post 7 Ways To Use Semantic SEO For Higher Rankings appeared first on Search Engine Journal .