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Google Does Not Give SEO Recognition Or Stamp Of Approvals

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February 26, 2022

Google Does Not Give SEO Recognition Or Stamp Of Approvals

Google’s John Mueller if a claim found on an SEO website that says “recognized by Google as an agencies as SEO specialists in SEO for Real Estates” is legit. The answer is no, Google does not provide certification or approvals for SEO agencies.

John Mueller said on Twitter “Nah, we don’t. People just put weird stuff on their web pages.”

This has come up before, where Google said it won’t provide SEO certification and there is no Google SEO partner program despite what people might put on their websites. Plus, do not mistaken the Google top contributor program to certification – they are not.

Nah, we don’t. People just put weird stuff on their web pages.
— 🐐 John 🐐 (@JohnMu) February 15, 2022

Google just won’t offer any form of stamp of approval for any SEO agency or SEO consultant in an official capacity.

Forum discussion at Twitter.

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Daily Search Forum Recap: September 28, 2022

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September 28, 2022

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Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web.

Google has finished rolling out both the September core update and the September product reviews update but we still see some volatility today. Google’s John Mueller is offering to review your public presentations to make sure it is accurate. Google said if you don’t know if your content is expertly written, then it probably is not. Google said there is no percentage to measure duplicate content. Google is testing a new search feature to collect your recipes in a Google Cookbook. Oh, Search On is today, so I should have some news for tomorrow on that.

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Other Great Search Threads:

I’d focus more on what your users expect. Are you focusing on topics where users expect up-to-date information? or is it something that’s, John Mueller on Twitter

As an aside, everything in your blog post is a terrible idea. If you’re not the developer, then never install extensions from outside of the Chrome store., John Mueller on Twitter

Google ignores any dofollow attribute on links., John Mueller on Twitter

I suspect the domain was expired. Comment link building is mostly automated, they don’t do a lot of real work., John Mueller on Twitter

XML namespaces are identifiers, they’re not requested by users, so HTTPS or not does not change anything in terms of security, but it can result in validators failing sinc, John Mueller on Twitter

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