Daily Search Forum Recap: March 5, 2020
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…
As Google prepares to switch all sites to mobile-first indexing, the company confirms 70% of sites have already moved over. The post Google Says 70% of Sites Have Been Moved to Mobile-First Indexing via @MattGSouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Google has updated its help documents to allow car dealerships to have multiple Google My Business listings within Google Local and Google Maps. Google said a single car dealership can have a listing for each brand it sells, plus a listing for each brand’s sales, parts, or services departments
John Mueller of Google had to tell one SEO that it is not going to happen, Google is not going to index all of the pages on his web site. The site has over 800,000 pages and Google has only indexed 3,000 of those pages.
Use this blueprint to work more closely with your development team in providing the best experience possible for your users. The post A 10-Step Process for Understanding Site Performance & Automating Speed Testing via @rvtheverett appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
The best way to determine the effect of an automation like RSAs is to test them with a Campaign Experiment, a feature available in both Google and Microsoft ad platforms. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.
Site owners using Google Analytics Dashboard for WP, Yoast SEO and Rank Math should check for the following issues. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.
Here are seven areas of opportunity in enterprise SEO that you don’t want to overlook. The post A New Era of Enterprise SEO: 7 Opportunities to Embrace Today appeared first on Search Engine Journal
Start implementing this unique blog strategy which combines three tactics: intentional storytelling SEO, USPs, and sales blending. The post 3-Step Blog Strategy That Works: Storytelling, USPs & Sales via @ronlieback appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
It’s also dropping “Search” from the name. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.