Google’s John Mueller speaks on whether it’s okay to publish charts as images, or if it’s more beneficial to use HTML. The post Google’s John Mueller: Use Images Instead of HTML to Display Charts via @MattGSouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
We have seen Google local pack carousels with images and also Google showed what was “sold here” but I do not believe I’ve seen local pack carousels with products with inventory status. Jackson Lo noticed this and posted a video screen grab of this in action on Twitter
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…
Google’s Martin Splitt discusses the importance of page speed and its impact on SEO in the latest episode of SEO Mythbusting. The post Google SEO 101: Page Speed Optimization via @MattGSouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Google’s John Mueller was asked about why Google is showing a blank screen for the Google Cache. Well, John said “to be blunt, perhaps don’t show a loading screen and instead just show your content. *ALL* time you spend showing a loading screen is a delay for users.” I love when John responds in a “blunt” manner
Google is testing another mobile user interface for its search results layout and design. Here is a screen shot from Mark Osborne of Google using thick gray borders between each search result snippet.
What it means when Google Search Console reports receiving 5XX errors and what to do about it. The post Why Google Search Console Reports 5XX Server Errors via @martinibuster appeared first on Search Engine Journal
Confused about CPM, eCPM, and RPM? Learn what these acronyms mean, where they fit into the paid media ecosystem, and how they are calculated
Brian Ussery (@beussery) is the Director of SEO at Razorfish in Atlanta, Georgia. He is also a Google Product Expert at the Google webmaster help forums.
A survey of media buyers covered reduction in spend, client sentiment, and expectations when July ends. The post Digiday Reveals 56% of Advertisers Paused Facebook Spend in July via @SusanEDub appeared first on Search Engine Journal