Google is testing a more results button with a bit more design, the button expands or refines your query in the people also ask section. Normally you just see a text link that says “more results” but here Google a query and a search icon enclosed in a button.
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Google Tests People Also Ask More Results Centered Button
Google is testing a new image pack design that shows four images instead of three images with a more images button. This may not be a new change, it might be query dependent but it seems newish to me.
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Google Tests New Image Pack Design In Search
Google Search’s translate feature may sometimes show images that match the word or words, depending on the language you are translating from and to. So if you want to translate the word baby into Spanish or French, Google will show baby photos but if you want to translate it into Hebrew or some other languages, it won’t.
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Google Search Translate Feature Can Show Images
Google Search’s translate feature may sometimes show images that match the word or words, depending on the language you are translating from and to.
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Google Search Translate Feature Can Show Images
Google is now testing an “open in maps” button in the local pack maps embed interface. That button takes you into the core Google Maps product for that Google search query.
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Google Local Pack Map Tests Open In Maps Button
Get a comprehensive guide on using meta robots tags and robots.txt to control how search engine crawlers interact with your website. The post A Guide To Robots.txt: Best Practices For SEO appeared first on Search Engine Journal
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A Guide To Robots.txt: Best Practices For SEO via @sejournal, @vahandev
In this week’s episode of Whiteboard Friday, Tom follows up on his previous blog post about the Helpful Content Update and provides actionable insights into what you can do if you’ve been impacted by this rollout.
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Google HCU: What Can You Do? — Whiteboard Friday
In this week’s episode of Whiteboard Friday, Tom follows up on his previous blog post about the Helpful Content Update and provides actionable insights into what you can do if you’ve been impacted by this rollout.
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Google HCU: What Can You Do? — Whiteboard Friday
Google replaces Search chief Raghavan with Nick Fox amid restructuring. Move follows criticism of ad-driven decisions affecting search quality.
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Google Search Has A New Boss: Prabhakar Raghavan Steps Down via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Google’s John Mueller says don’t obsess over SEO tool numbers. Instead, make great content people actually want. The post Google Warns Against Over-Reliance On SEO Tool Metrics appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
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Google Warns Against Over-Reliance On SEO Tool Metrics via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern