Gary Illyes From Google Doesn’t Have Manual Actions Clearance
Gary Illyes from Google said on Twitter that he doesn’t have rights or clearance to apply manual actions to web sites. That means…
Google: We Like Breadcrumb Navigation Links On Your Site
Google loves a site with good navigation and good user experience…
Google May Skip URLs That Repeat The Same Path Many Times
Google’s John Mueller said in a Google Webmaster Help thread that Google may decide to “skip URLs that repeat the same path element many times…
Summer Solstice 2017 Logos From Google, Bing & Dogpile
Today on the Google home page is a special logo for the first day of summer. Google has the animated Google Doodle linking to a search result set for the query [Summer Solstice 2017]. It differs from last year’s Doodle with the strawberry moon theme….
Google Got An Interactive Fidget Spinner
Go to Google and search for [spinner] and Google will give you an interactive fidget spinner. Just when you thought the craze was over…
Google: Content Stitching Or Quilting Is Not Near Duplicate Content
Dawn Anderson followed up on a topic around what is near duplicate content with Google’s Gary Illyes – asking if it is similar to content stitching and quilting. As Dawn suspected, Gary said no…
The SEO Movie Is Now Out
Earlier this month we shared a preview of the SEO: The Movie by John Lincoln from IgniteVisibility – well, it came out for free, fully, and is available for viewing…
Did Google Launches Local Highlight Icons & Hotel Price Labels?
So after some time testing both hotel pricing labels and local panel highlights, Google seems to have rolled out both features to searchers. Our man Sergey Alakov reported on both going live this week…
Google: Plan On Moving From M-Dot To Responsive? Do It Before Google’s Mobile First Index.
John Mueller of Google said the other day on a Google hangout on YouTube at the 25:16 mark that if you do plan on migrating from an m-dot (i.e. http://m.domain.com) to a responsive mobile friendly design, then it is best to do it before the mobile firs…
Google Officially Launches Job Postings Schema For Job Search Inclusion
As you all know, Google launched Google for jobs at Google I/O a couple months ago after being caught testing job search features in search before that.
We also spotted a new schema for job postings that Google didn’t comment on.
Well, now…
Google: Make Your Mobile & Desktop Pages Equivalent
So after Google suggested you should do your m-dot migration to responsive before the mobile first index, SEOs had some questions. They wanted more information on when this mobile-first index was launching because it is a big job to do this m-dot tran…
Google: Debug Fault Sitemaps With Server Logs
One webmaster asked Google’s John Mueller how does one know if Google is using their sitemap…
Google: We Won’t Launch The Mobile First Index On One Specific Day
Google’s John Mueller said on Twitter that the mobile first index won’t have a specific launch date. Instead…
Google Feedback On SEO’s Google Directive Chart
Dawn Anderson, a really awesome SEO who thinks hard in most of what she does and says, posted an interesting chart…
Google: Maybe We’re Messing With The Algorithm Tracking Tools
Google has commented about the algorithm tracking tools before…
Google Site Move With New URL Can Take 3 Months; Not 2 Weeks
At SMX Advanced, Gary Illyes said that when you do a site move, so you get a brand new domain name and want to rebrand to that domain – it can take 3 months or so for Google to pick up on all the changes…
Trigger A Google Suggested Clip Video Answer
In April, we reported about a feature Google was testing named suggested clips where Google would show you a video with an answer but would jump to the section…
Father’s Day Logos & Themes From Google, Bing & Dogpile
Father’s Day here in New York is just about over and I am tired but I wanted to share the logos and themes from Google, Bing and Dogpile for the special day.
The image above is a screen shot from Bing’s home page. How strong and how cute…
Residential Businesses Do Not Hurt Your Google Web Search Rankings
Here is an SEO question I’ve never seen before, which is rare. Someone asked on Twitter if Google won’t rank a web site as well in search if the business is based at a home residential address…