Google: Only Insane CPU Usage Will Limit How It Renders JavaScript
Google is good, really good, at rendering JavaScript these days, even pretty inefficient JavaScript. So much so that Martin Splitt from Google said the only time you really need to worry about CPU usage being a problem is when it is such a big issue t…
Simple Video On How Google Search Works
Google posted on their Google Webmaster YouTube channel a nice very clear and simple beginner video on how Google Search works as it relates to how you, webmasters, can make your web sites better. This might be one of those videos you share with new, n…
Google My Business Reviews Select Rated Highly For Tags
Google is now letting Local Guides and maybe other Google users to select a tag to describe why you like the business you are reviewing. So not just leave a star rating and a review and photos but also select a descriptive tag that Google can use in a…
December 4th Google Search Ranking Algorithm Update. Maybe?
Some of the tracking tools are spiking up and showing signals of a Google search ranking update over the past couple of days – maybe December 3rd or 4th. There is some limited chatter, nothing crazy, but some chatter at WebmasterWorld. Some are sayin…
Google extends optimization score to Display campaigns
Display-specific recommendations are also now available.
Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.
How to pitch what journalists want
Many people talk about how link acquisition through gigital PR is continuously getting harder. Having data to highlight trends in what journalists are writing and linking to can be really useful.
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Package tracking on Google’s search results page is coming to more carriers
Shipping companies around the world can now opt into the early access program.
Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.
Vlog #29: Jeff Selig On Early SEO Days, Google Algorithms, International SEO & More
My last vlog for my trip to Boston was with Jeff Selig (@seosem), who is the VP, Director of Earned Media and Analytics at Overdrive Interactive. He started back in 1995 when he bought his first domain and built a web site…
Larry Page & Sergey Brin Hand Sundar Pichai CEO Role For Both Alphabet & Google
Big news came out last night from the Google blog where Larry Page and Sergey Brin, the co-founders of Google, are stepping down from their roles as CEO of Alphabet. Sundar Pichai, the person they put in the CEO spot for Google when the two formed Alp…
7 Tips to Write More Effective SEO Reports
As an agency that delivers monthly SEO reports to each and every one of our clients, we’ve produced a lot of monthly reports in our 17 years in business. I review roughly 15 reports each month, and real talk, I’ve seen things that have kept me up at night.…
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The Importance of Internal Linking to Boost Site Performance and UX
I recently found myself in an odd situation. My client had launched an eCommerce site that is less than a year old. As I was digging through Google Analytics I noticed that about 56% of organic visitors were NOT viewing product pages!…
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Now is the time to position your site for a successful start to 2020
If your strategy has a heavy focus on link acquisition, the end of the year is a good time to shift some of your efforts to other areas.
Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.
Six key content performance aspects that Google Analytics can’t measure
GA can hint about how people feel about your brand but to truly understand content performance aspects, you’ll need to turn elsewhere.
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New Google Search Console report checks site speed
Google is rapidly expanding the capabilities of Search Console — its must-have tool for site owners/managers. Not too long ago it was a couple of new structured data reports and today we’re talking about an enhancement report dedicated to site speed. It’s important to have a fast site and Google’s new tool helps you monitor […]
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Introducing the new Search Console messages
To make working with messages more efficient in Search Console, we have been working to make messages an integral part of the product. As of today, messages will be available through a panel accessed easily by clicking the bell icon at the top of any page in Search Console. The main difference from the old interface is that now you’ll have access to your messages throughout the product, no need to leave your reports.
You’ll see a notification with the number of new messages on top of the bell icon, as shown below. Click it to see a panel with a list of messages for your site, you can mark one or more messages as read to clear the clutter.
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| Image: New Search Console Messages |
We are also introducing a new way to make messages more actionable by categorizing them into several types, such as Coverage, Enhancement types, Performance, and others. This will make it easier for you to find information about a specific issue.
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| Image: Categories in Search Console messages |
We are also introducing the capability for site owners to access all the messages sent to the site, even those that were previously sent, regardless of when they were verified and when the messages were sent. Now, when users gain access to a new site they can see messages the site have received in the past, which should help the new owners to understand the context for that property.
The message panel shows messages only from May 23, 2019 onward. Messages sent before that date can be viewed only in your personal email or in the legacy message list. Your old messages will be available in the old interface for the time being, you can find them under the “Legacy tools & reports” section in the sidebar.
We hope this new feature improves your workflow and puts all the information you need at your fingertips to make better and faster decisions. If you have any feedback please let us know through the forum or via Twitter.
Posted by Maya Mamo, Haymi Shalom & Yuval Kurtser, Search Console engineering team
Google: Type Of Page Less Important Than Quality Of The Page
Google’s John Mueller was asked if the site should make the meta data of its audio files indexable by Google. In which John responded “Think less about the type of pages, and more about the quality of the pages that you want to have indexed.”
Google Images Dropped Custom Date Range Filter
Google Image Search has dropped the custom date range filter when you try to filter by time. This seems to have been removed a few months ago, so this is not “new” but I missed reporting this. Now you can only filter images by the past 24 hours, past…
Do Effective & Efficient Web Sites Really Need SEO?
Pedro Dias, a former Googler, posted on Twitter this line “Doing SEO means either the website, or the search engine, or both, are not dealing effectively–and, to some extent, efficiently–with the web as they should.” In which, Gary Illyes from Google…
Poll: After The SEO Audit; Next Steps
Chris Green posted a few Twitter polls about what folks in the SEO profession do after the SEO audit is complete. The responses to the poll show that many times SEO professionals do not agree on implementation or maybe “it depends.”
Announcing Builtvisible’s MBO – Everything you need to know
Where we’ve come from If you followed our 10th anniversary celebrations earlier this year and read ‘It’s been 10 years… Builtvisible is celebrating our 10-year anniversary’ you’ll know our story – a blog turned agency, started by Richard Baxter and grown in all senses, organically! 4 years ago our Managing Director, Geoff Griffiths, took the […]
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