Google has added a new property to the job posting schema named directApply. directApply is a method to enable someone from Google Search to save steps when applying for your job listing after finding it on Google Search.
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…
Google is really pushing its shopping features these days and expect Google to keep pushing. They integrated with Shopify and other platforms and yesterday announced integration with GoDaddy online store customers.
Google Search Console will now direct site owners to additional resources when they’re debugging AMP page experience issues. The post Google Search Console Adds Link to AMP Page Experience Guide appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Google announces a new partnership with GoDaddy to help eCommerce merchants gain higher visibility online. The post Google Teams Up With GoDaddy appeared first on Search Engine Journal
Google has been fined by France’s antitrust authority and given two months to put forward new proposals before additional fines are given. The post Google Fined €500 Million For French News Negotiation Breach appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Day one of MozCon Virtual gave us a great start to this year’s conference – from surviving the COVID news agenda, to the science of purchasing power, to game-changing ways to use the Google Search Console API. If day one was a preview of things to come, I knew we were all in for a treat as we headed into day two! With that said, day two has arrived! Me, rolling into #MozCon Day 2
In addition to the new direct apply property for job postings, Google also announced that new the company is adding new editorial content policy for job postings on Google Search. These new policies go into effect on October 1, 2021 and aim to improve the quality of search results and develop new functionality within the product, Google said.
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