Google’s John Mueller said again that a spike in crawling activity on your site is unrelated to an upcoming search ranking algorithm update. John Mueller said on Twitter “it’s unrelated” when asked if crawl spikes are related to Google updates.
AI and its offshoots are expanding capabilities for marketers to help them scale tasks. At SMX Next, Eric Enge shows how marketers can improve their SEO campaigns with automation.
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Google’s John Mueller said in an SEO hangout last Friday that it is impossible for Google to understand that one piece of content is equivalent to another piece of content when those content pieces are in different languages. So Google is basically trusting the hreflang attribute provided by publishers.
Google’s John Mueller said on Twitter that “anecdotally, it feels like we’re already doing much better with getting languages & location right, even without hreflang or geotargeting settings.” This was in response to an excellent question from Glenn Gabe about can Google use MUM AI to figure out page language pairs without hreflang.
Google may reduce the frequency of crawling webpages as it grows more conscious of the sustainability of crawling and indexing. The post Google Considers Reducing Webpage Crawl Rate appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…
Google uses the same search algorithms for most languages, but there are certain cases where a language requires a different algorithm to interpret the queries. The post Google Uses Different Algorithms For Different Languages appeared first on Search Engine Journal .