Someone asked Google if it’s okay to target keyword phrases that have no search volume The post Google Discusses Zero Search Volume Keyword Targeting appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Google has announced it will begin rolling out a new HTTPS report in Search Console. The announcement came via Google’s Search Central Blog and indicated the search engine expects the launch process to take a few months. “One of the common requests we heard from you was to provide more information regarding the HTTPS status of the site and make it easier to understand which pages are not served over HTTPS, and why not,” Google said in the blog. This new report will show how many sites indexed URLs on your site are HTTP and how many are HTTPS.
Google Analytics now has tailored recommendations to help users become aware of new features by reviewing your property’s history, settings, and trends across Analytics. The recommendations appear in the Insights and Recommendations section of the homepage, as well as throughout Analytics wherever they’re relevant. Learn more.
While over 50% of iOS users opt out of personalized ads, Apple announced its expansion of Apple Search ad inventory in time for Q4 2022. The post New Apple Ads Spot Available To Advertisers In Q4 appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…
Unfortunately, we’ve all been there. Every now and then, we make cringe-worthy mistakes
WebKit’s message alert service Web Push will soon be supported by WebKit for users of Apple devices, according to a tweet from Jen Simmons, a member of the Safari and Webkit web developer experience team. Web Push is an opt-in notification service, which will require it to ask users for permission before sending notifications. No exact date was given for the release on macOS Ventura.
Instagram is internally testing a new tool for creators to make money called “Gifts.” What it looks like. The new feature was first shared on Twitter by developer Alessandro Paluzzi.
The Google Merchant Center has introduced a new feed label for advanced users that removes the concept of one target country being the primary country for a feed. The old way. Until recently, Merchant Center feeds required users to select a “primary country of sale,” and “additional countries” could then be added later. The “primary country of sale” was the first country selected when you created the feed and would serve as the country the feed was formatted for and directed to
SEO women within the SEJ community share advice on how to overcome imposter syndrome and break gender barriers in the workplace. The post Is Technical SEO A Female-Friendly Place To Build My Career