Effective September 1, 2019, Google will no longer support the robots.txt directive related to indexing. This means that Google will start to index your webpage(s) if you’ve only relied on the robots.txt noindex directive to remove those pages from the SERPs. You have until the first of September to remove it and use another method. […]
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On August 1 2018, Google rolled out a new algorithm search update, targeting broad searches across the globe. This was the third algorithm update of the year, although many professionals in the SEO community have called this the biggest update since Penguin in 2012. This week we released a broad core algorithm update, as
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If you’re not already aware, Google just recently rolled out a core update for its Algorithm. Google core updates are designed to affect the algorithm that impacts main organic search. This determines search results, who will rank, and where. Naturally, there will be winners and losers whenever Google makes changes. Some early indicators include tabloid
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