Google is officially moving the Rich Results Test out of beta now that it fully supports all Google Search rich results features. The post Google Shutters Structured Data Testing Tool via @MattGSouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Rarely in SEO do we have absolute answers, except this one. Without a doubt, clicks alone are not a ranking factor.
Setting up Facebook audiences for the first time? Learn about 13 audience targeting options available for your Facebook ad account and how to use them
I will be honest, the blog post Bing posted yesterday confused me. The title is “How to Optimize Your Content for Search Questions using Deep Learning.” The author of the blog post, which is unknown, said “I think one approach to do this is to evaluate our content by following the same process that Bing’s answering engine follows and contrast it to an evaluation of competitors that are doing really well.”
Regular PPC ad testing is easier than you may think — and can come with big rewards and set you apart from your competitors Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.
Make the most of Google Search Console. Uncover these five hidden gems within GSC that will help make your SEO life easier. The post 5 Hidden Gems in Google Search Console via @BrianHarnish appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
People either love or hate regular expressions, so if you love them – you are going to love what is coming to Google Search Console’s Performance report. Google is adding the ability to use regular expressions in that report according to an updated help document.
Google is deprecating the old Structured Data Testing Tool. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.
Does your company advertise? If so, I have bad news: Your audience doesn’t trust your ads.
WordPress bans links to commercial sites from official documentation. But allows links to Stack Overflow. Some say that’s unfair.