Google: We Don’t Use Links On YouTube For Search
Google’s John Mueller confirmed, despite the nofollow attribute slapped all over links on YouTube pages, that Google does not use links on YouTube for search.
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How to Network Online Like a Champ
Posted by cheryldraper This conference season feels a bit different, doesn’t it?
Daily Search Forum Recap: June 15, 2020
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…
Google Search Console Adds New Data for Recipe Structured Data via @MattGSouthern
Google is updating the Search Console Performance Report with data related to the performance of recipe rich results. The post Google Search Console Adds New Data for Recipe Structured Data via @MattGSouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Google Ads’ Policy Crackdowns Continue via @SusanEDub
The latest in policy updates from Google include clickbait ad disapprovals and account pauses during violation investigations. The post Google Ads’ Policy Crackdowns Continue via @SusanEDub appeared first on Search Engine Journal
Next on Live with Search Engine Land: The future of AMP and what to consider before Google lifts the Top Stories requirement
Next year, AMP will no longer be a requirement for content to appear in Google’s Top Stories section. We’ll discuss the questions this raises over whether publishers will continue using AMP or optimize for Google’s new page experience algorithm to get their articles in the coveted Top Stories…
May e-commerce exceeds holiday 2019, setting up the battle of the marketplaces
Walmart brought in more online revenue than eBay in May for the fist time. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.
Google Wants Examples Of .webp Logos With Logo Structured Data
Google is asking for examples of logos that are in .webp format that also uses logo structured data markup. Google recently updated the logo structured data markup developer documents to add .svg to the supported file format list. But Google wants to add .webp format to the list but wants to test things first
Google Chrome to Hide Parts of URLs in Future Update via @MattGSouthern
Google is working on ways to hide parts of a website’s URL in the address bar, showing only the domain name. The post Google Chrome to Hide Parts of URLs in Future Update via @MattGSouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Black Lives Matter content: Latest in unintended brand safety consequences
Advertisers are reportedly blocking ads from appearing on Black Lives Matter-related content. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article