Google Search Console lets you look at your website through Google’s eyes. You get information about the performance of your website and details about page experience,...
FAQ pages (when done well) can be a double win: They provide valuable content that users want to see and Google wants to rank. However, when rushed,...
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Kenichi Suzuki asked Google’s John Mueller an SEO question that got an interesting response. The question was “I’m curious about this thread. If page A has...
Remember the new video page indexing report Google demonstrated at Google I/O? Well, I didn’t pick up on this but Google may be renaming the “coverage”...
In part one, Larry Brauner and I spoke about growth versus brand marketing, reputation management, reviews, ads and more. In part two we go deeper on...
Brave aims to rid AMP from its web browser with a new feature called De-AMP, which ensures users visit a publisher’s URLs instead of Google’s. De-AMP...
Running a successful website means staying alert for errors like broken pages or slow performance. However, sometimes there are problems that you just can’t avoid, and...
JavaScript-based webpages may appear blank or incomplete in Google’s cache, which is normal and not indicative of any problems. This is stated by Google’s Search Advocate...
You have all seen them, these country/language switcher menus at the top of the page that let you flip the language and region of the page...
