Google just announced the rollout of Ads Editor v2.2.
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Google rolls out Ads Editor v2.2 with optimized targeting, 11 other features
It is estimated that around 61 million Americans live with a disability . This represents about 18% of the total population of the United States as of the 2022 Census. Viewed another way, that 61 million figure would represent the entire population of the countries of South Africa or Italy.
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Are you using an accessibility overlay to help disabled users? Don’t!
Google has posted about another data issue with the Search Console reports, this one impacted the Discover reporting in the performance report section on October 23, 2022. This was a data logging issue that only impacted reporting, the Google Discover results were not directly impacted by this reporting bug.
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Google Search Console reporting bug with Discover performance report
Google has confirmed a delay with the Google Search Console API being a bit more delayed than normal. Daniel Waisberg from Google said the “delay was caused by processing issues, and should be back to normal in the next few days.”
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Google Search Console API Delay Confirmed, To Be Fixed In Days
Google has done something unusual, it has removed one of the confirmed data anomalies notes about a search features bug, and added a new note confirming a bug with Google Discover logging resulting in a data drop in the Search Console Discover performance reports on October 23rd.
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Google Removes Search Features Bug Confirmation & Replaces It With Google Discover Search Console Reporting Error
Mastodon is surging with Twitter in chaos, but traffic from the social network will be hard to track. That’s because Mastodon is using rel noferrer on outbound links causing visits to appear as Direct Traffic in Google Analytics.
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Mastodon Is Using Rel Noreferrer On Outbound Links Causing Visits To Appear As Direct Traffic In Google Analytics
Generally, Google says you should never let Google index your internal search result pages.
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Google: Sites With Good Category Pages Don’t Need Internal Search Results Indexed
Yesterday, a number of advertisers were asking why there Google Ads were being disapproved. The disapproval was due to the ad using the word “get” in the ad text and extension
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Bug: Google Ads Disapproves Ads For Using The Word "Get"
Yes, Google can pass PageRank and other link signals from an HTTP non-secure URL to HTTPS secure URL through redirects. John Mueller from Google said this is how Google does canonicalization and that there is “no special “security dust” involved.”
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Google Can Pass PageRank From HTTP To HTTPS URLs With Redirects
Google dismisses the idea that outgoing links are considered a direct ranking signal – but tests have proven otherwise. Who should SEOs believe
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Outgoing links: Are they beneficial for your site or not?