Google’s Gary Illyes advises keeping redirects in place for at least one year in order to ensure ranking signals are passed permanently. The post Google: Keep Redirects Live For One Year appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
You may not love Google Analytics 4 any time soon, but there are a few things to like. Learn about some promising GA4 features here. The post 7 GA4 Features That Will (Hopefully) Make You Hate It Less appeared first on Search Engine Journal
The tCPA and tROAS options will also go away in the next few weeks, but existing campaigns will continue to function as usual. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.
Google now list several of the factors it used to rank a result in the about this result section. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.
Save time and money by automating the parsing, validation, and pivoting of log file data for SEO using Python (with script).
Google seems to be testing displaying the map on the right side of the local pack. Normally the map is on the top, above the local pack listings. But here in this test, Google is placing it on the right side of the local listings
Facebook Ads offers many tools and features that marketers should know about. Learn about 12 that can help elevate your campaigns.
And, PPC pros, say goodbye to the standalone Maximize conversions and Maximize conversion value strategies. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.
Google announced a bunch of new map features the other day, one of which is allowing users/searchers to leave more detailed reviews for the restaurants they visit. Google has been testing more detailed reviews for some time but now it is officially live for restaurants.
Google’s John Mueller provides a detailed answer as to how long it takes to re-rank a rehabilitated website and why it takes so long The post How Long to Re-rank a Rehabilitated Website appeared first on Search Engine Journal .