Tag: Google SEO

While Google still has access to the Twitter firehose, Google has still dropped over half of the Twitter URL it indexed.
The post Twitter didn’t just block unregistered users, it blocked Google Search appeared first on Search Engine Land.

Instead, Google is recommending an accurate lastmod date in your Sitemap file.
The post Google to deprecate Sitemaps ping endpoint later this year appeared first on Search Engine Land.

In order for you to prepare for when Google replaced FID with INP as a core web vital metric, Google has launched a new report to aid you.
The post Google adds INP report to Search Console appeared first on Search Engine Land.

Google releases new search spam report form

You can use this form to submit search spam reports on spam, paid links, malicious behavior, low quality, and other search quality issues.
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Why creator-led content marketing is the future of search

The era of creator-led search is set to reshape how we approach SEO, content marketing and digital PR efforts. Here’s how we can embrace it.
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This weekend, Google has begun rolling out the new perspectives feature to searchers.
The post Google launches perspectives filter in mobile search results appeared first on Search Engine Land.

Plus, Google re-announced the Google Reader Revenue Manager.
The post Google News Showcase coming to the US and updates to follow tab on Google News appeared first on Search Engine Land.

That means that Google won’t default .ai domains as being geo-specific to Anguilla.
The post Google now treats .ai domains as generic top-level domains appeared first on Search Engine Land.

This new report is designed to help those who have not associated their Search Console Insights property to their Google Analytics property.
The post Google Search Console Insights adds your growing content report appeared first on Search Engine Land.

Some have been wondering why their mobile-friendly sites are being crawled using the desktop crawler, well, it might be a reporting bug.
The post Google Search Console shows the wrong mobile indexing status for some sites appeared first on Search Engine Land.

In this webinar, learn ways OpenAI services can help, augment or assist users in their day-to-day content management tasks.
The post SEO and ChatGPT: What’s DAM got to do with it? appeared first on Search Engine Land.

Some of you who signed up for the waitlist will get an email notifying you that you have access to try out the new labs search experience.
The post Google opens access to Search Generative Experience today appeared first on Search Engine Land.

Google said this change “will not affect your performance metrics at all.”
The post Google Top Quality Store badge replaced Trusted Store badge appeared first on Search Engine Land.

Between May 4 and May 17, there was a bug with Google Search that caused sites to get less traffic to their video content.
The post Google Search bug caused a drop in video traffic appeared first on Search Engine Land.

Google said this will help with newsy queries in specialized topic areas, such as health, politics, or finance.
The post Google launches new topic authority system to better surface news content appeared first on Search Engine Land.

Google also said if you find issues, you can submit those issues in their forum.
The post Google Site names now support subdomains on mobile devices appeared first on Search Engine Land.

Any site not yet moved over will remain on desktop-indexing going forward.
The post Google has done its last mobile-first indexing switch today, a six-year process appeared first on Search Engine Land.

The languages include Bengali, English, French, German, Marathi, Portuguese, Spanish, Tamil, and Telugu.
The post Google defines which languages translated search results will show up in Google Search appeared first on Search Engine Land.

Google has added a new Google crawler to its list, this one is uses for testing tools you use in Search Console or other Google properties.
The post Google-InspectionTool – the new Google crawler for Google testing tools appeared first on Search Engine Land.

Google said this update will help it ‘understand content created from a personal or expert point of view.’
The post Google to update the helpful content system algorithm in the coming months appeared first on Search Engine Land.

Google Search Console will add Interaction to Next Paint in the Core Web Vitals report later this year so you can start seeing your scores.
The post Google will replace FID with INP as Core Web Vitals metric appeared first on Search Engine Land.

Bard also adds dark mode, Google Lens, more integrations, all announced at Google I/O.
The post Google Bard now can show Search and knowledge panels, maps and more while removing the waitlist appeared first on Search Engine Land.

In addition to the new Google Search generative experience, Google launched a few new features in the old search engine.
The post New Google perspectives, about this image and AI-generated image labels appeared first on Search Engine Land.

Want to join the waitlist? This will only be available to U.S.-based searchers and will only be supported in the English language.
The post How to sign up for the new Google Search generative experience appeared first on Search Engine Land.

AI-generated answers will appear above Google’s search results listings. Google will cite the websites it used to help generate the answer.
The post The new Google search generative experience: Here’s what it looks like appeared first on Search Engine Land.

With Google I/O around the concern, we are all expecting big news from Google on how Google Search will change – here are some reported leaks on that news.
The post Google Search to become more “visual, snackable, personal, and human” appeared first on Search Engine Land.