Google Unplugs “Notes on Search” Experiment via @sejournal, @martinibuster
Google’s Notes On Search experiment is ending and nobody is caught by surprise The post Google Unplugs “Notes on Search” Experiment appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Google’s Notes On Search experiment is ending and nobody is caught by surprise The post Google Unplugs “Notes on Search” Experiment appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
WordPress releases a new Speculative Loading plugin that can help boost webpage performance speeds The post WordPress Releases A Performance Plugin For “Near-Instant Load Times” appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Google’s Gary Illyes explains what happens with indexing and canonicalization during a core update The post Google Explains Index Selection During A Core Update appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
New study reveals wide website speed gaps – is your site falling behind competitors? The post Are Websites Getting Faster? New Data Reveals Mixed Results appeared first on Search Engine Journal
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…
Google updated their Carousels (beta) structured data documentation to clarify the instructions and added important information about availability The post Google Updates Carousels (Beta) Structured Data Documentation appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Over the past few weeks, Google’s Search Liaison, Danny Sullivan, has been replying to complaints about some examples of search results being not just low-quality but also potentially harmful and dangerous. The sad part to me is that a couple of years ago, this was not the case with the Google search results (for the most part).
The SEO topic of using a 404 versus a 410 error status code for pages not found is one of those topics that has been around for the past two decades. And now Google’s John Mueller replied to another question about it saying that the difference between the two is so minimal that it doesn’t matter.
We recently covered Google labeling the Google Ads with Related to your search labels and now we are seeing Google label ads with “People also consider” labels. Why is Google doing this?
Danny Sullivan, Google’s Search Liaison, confirmed that the search company is not closing the site command search operator. He said this after there were some complaints about the operator not working properly.