Google’s John Mueller suggests placing JavaScript code below the HTML header tag to make sure that search crawlers can fully understand your website.
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Google’s John Mueller: Move JavaScript Below HTML Headers via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
As we begin 2023, it’s a good time to reflect on the macro-level trends we’ve observed last year.
Google Maps can now show 360 views of the outside of some famous buildings and places.
Originally posted here:
Google Maps 360 View For Popular Business Profiles
Carrie Hill posted a poll on Twitter asking SEOs, her followers, what the status of their GA4, Google Analytics 4 installs are. It seems like most SEOs, well, the 300 or so who responded, said they are just collecting data and not doing more with it.
Excerpt from:
Poll: Most SEOs Not Using Google Analytics 4
Ginny Marvin, Google’s Ads Liasion, said on Twitter that performance max is not preferred over search ad campaigns.
More here:
Google Ads: Performance Max Is Not Preferred Over Search
Google Search has a feature named “instances” that shows you when an event happened each year in history. So if you run an event annually, Google may show the instances of those events over time in Google Search.
Originally posted here:
Google Search Instances : For Recurring Events & Festivals
Google’s John Mueller said on Twitter that traffic is not necessarily a quality measure. Basically, John is saying just because a certain number of pages do not get as much traffic as another set of pages, it does not mean those pages are higher or lower in quality in the eyes of Google Search.
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Google: Traffic Is Not A Measure Of Search Quality
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Google Nature Dublin Sign
There are many times during the lifecycle of your website that you will need an expert SEO.
We’re about halfway into the program (with some kinks) but the overall sentiment is positive.