SEO and Accessibility: Technical SEO [Series Part 3]
We hope you’ve enjoyed this series on SEO and accessibility.
We hope you’ve enjoyed this series on SEO and accessibility.
In April we saw Google testing a new related search box named more specific searches. Now, we are seeing Google test an expandable version of the more specific searches.
Google’s John Mueller said on Twitter that he has “never seen a site where that was an issue which caused visible problems with SEO.” I wonder if any of you have. I suspect where SEOs stuff up the pages with content where it causes the page flow to be weird? Maybe some hacked spam SEO causing issues (but that is hacking, not SEO really)
Google says there’s no need to worry about JavaScript when it comes to search, as there’s nothing fundamentally different about it compared to static content. The post Google: No Need to Worry About Using JavaScript appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…
Google is now letting users password protect the Web & App Activity page, which contains their history of web searches and usage of Google Maps. The post Google Lets Users Password Protect Their Search History appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Loren and Simon discuss Simon’s SEO journey from the publisher side at AOL (TechCrunch & HuffPo) to his current “marketplace SEO” focus at Trader Interactive and previously with ForRent.com, and then a bit on working with smaller teams to efficiently get the SEO job done.
While Google already published its annual web spam report for 2020, yesterday Google also published a bit more details on how the company tackled webspam in 2020. Specifically, Google said it sent out less manual webspam actions than previous years, 2.9 million in 2020, due to its algorithms tackling the spam automatically.
At the annual Google Marketing Livestream, Google announced new features and broader rollouts of existing tools for advertisers. Here are the key takeaways! The post Key Takeways From the Google Marketing Livestream appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
What makes a piece of content compelling?