As you know, Google has started rolling out the new interface for the mobile search results that include the favicons at the top of the snippets. Most SEOs feel that this redesign once again makes the ads look more like the organic free results. So SEOs are now having fun with their favicons. Here are […]
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Have you ever checked out the Yandex webmaster tools? Yandex is a huge Russian search engine but you don’t need to care so much about your rankings in Yandex to use the tools. It also has link reports and other nice chunks of data that may be useful to your SEO metrics. In fact, if
As I briefly covered, Google announced tons of new ad features yesterday – two of the more controversial ones within the SEO community are the discover ads that show up on the Google mobile home page and the gallery ads that make some of the search ads on the search results page massive. Let me
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For the past several months both John Mueller and Gary Illyes from Google have been telling webmasters and SEOs that image search is something they should be paying more attention to. Well, now we know why – not just the 3D images but Google announced support for higher resolution images and also swipe up from
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It’s been an exciting week with important announcements from the stage at the 2019 Google I/O event. Probably the most impactful announcement is that Google has now committed to regularly updating its Googlebot crawl service to begin using the most recent stable version of their headless Chromium rendering engine. This is a significant leap forward
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Google published an agenda of which sessions they think would be most relevant and useful to SEOs and webmasters. This is in addition to watching the developer keynote, which by the way Martin Splitt says it well worth watching if you are an SEO. By the way, #SEO friends, check out the developer keynote for
Over the weekend, Google surveyed small business owners about their appetite to pay monthly subscription fees for a number of potential Google My Business (GMB) enhanced features and services. Some of the suggested offerings included request a quote, automated review/message responses, booking buttons, remove ads from a profile, Google search results placement, Google Guarantee, verified
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Over the weekend, Google surveyed small business owners about their appetite to pay monthly subscription fees for a number of potential Google My Business (GMB) enhanced features and services. Some of the suggested offerings included request a quote, automated review/message responses, booking buttons, remove ads from a profile, Google search results placement, Google Guarantee, verified
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I’ll be honest, I am a bit confused by this Instagram channel named seohungry – I mean, the food looks amazing but what? I guess the person’s name is SEO? In any event, she made Google cookies, which is what caught my eye on Instagram. They do not look kosher for Passover and thus, I
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Cyrus Shepard posted a poll on Twitter asking SEOs what is better to do when pruning old content, to 301 redirect or 404 the page. That is if the page cannot be updated to have better content, what do you do? Either (a) Noindex/Remove (noindex, 404, 410) or (b) 301 Redirect to a relevant, better
