Posted by Dr-Pete On May 4, Google announced that they were rolling out a new Core Update. By May 7, it appeared that the dust had mostly settled
Sometimes Google’s John Mueller has funny and humorous one liners on Twitter. Here is one when someone told him that they were buying links and there is nothing he, John, can do about it. John responded “Yeah, those weekend AliExpress shopping splurges can be hard to resist, and it’s surprising to get the results in a few months
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…
Gary Illyes from Google shared this morning that he presented a two-hour demonstration to new search engineers at Google named the “Life of a Query.” Gary said he has been a loaq (life of a query) instruction since 2012.
Google goes over all the security issues reported on by Search Console in a new explainer video. The post Google Search Console Security Issues Explained via @MattGSouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Google for the past month or so has been giving over search suggestions to some logged in searchers. These search suggestions are not based on generic queries but based on that specific users recent activity within Google.
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Google’s John Mueller said on Twitter that when you merge or split a site, it is “essentially creating a new site.” So that might mean, that if it is a substantial enough site merge or split, that Google may decide to treat the site as a brand new one and maybe some of the legacy signals might not carry over?