Daily Search Forum Recap: February 9, 2024
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…
For the original iTunes version, click here. This week we covered a new possible Google search ranking update that started brewing on Wednesday, February 7. Google’s Danny Sullivan said again…
Google has updated its Web Stories documentation to explain where Web Stories can show in search. Google said Web Stories no longer will show up within Google Image Search, the carousel view and made some changes to where these Web Stories show within Google Search.
Google has made an update to its Google crawler (user agent) search documentation to change the references of “Bard” to “Gemini” because of the product name change.
Google has added the ability to add activities and events to the Google Business Profiles dashboard. This is a quick form to add upcoming events or activities to your business quickly.
Google Search is testing various shades of blue for its search header, including a sticky version that, um, sticks as you scroll down the search results. Here are various screenshots from a few folks that I found on X over the past several days.
Did you know that both Danny Sullivan and John Mueller send emails to Google employees on a routine basis? I heard from multiple sources that John sends one weekly, I think maybe on Fridays, and Danny Sullivan shared a screenshot of a portion of the email he recently sent to Google staff on X.
The documentation for Web Stories has been updated to reflect changes in the availability The post Google Updates Web Stories Availability appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Google updated the Google-Extended crawler documentation and adds a clarification The post Google Clarifies the “Google-Extended” Crawler Documentation appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
Beyond Python, here’s how you can use data science strategies to uncover hidden patterns and insights to boost rankings. The post What Data Science Can Do for Site Architectures appeared first on Search Engine Journal .