Good old John Mueller. Every time Google’s ‘Search Advocate’ opens his mouth, we all jump to attention. This week he has told us that webpages with similar URLs may not be indexed by Google.
This is pretty big. It should change the way you structure your site, especially for local optimisation.
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If you’re a website owner, business owner or digital marketing expert, you should be aiming to get your website ranking on search engines other than Google. Such as Bing, for example.
Google has announced a number of changes that are going to impact search, and if you are responsible for the SEO of your business, you need to take note! Read more
Google has launched a new service for those who create podcasts enabling you to dig into your listener analytics. Google Podcasts Manager will show you how well your podcast is performing in Google searches.
There was good news for online retailers yesterday as Google announced they would expand free shopping ads worldwide starting mid-October.
Google offered free ad listings back in April this year to help retailers struggling during the Coronavirus crisis. The catch? Only US businesses could benefit from the free listings. Five months later and businesses all over the world now look set to benefit.
Facebook has this week completely scrapped the 20% text limit on ad images. Although Facebook hasn’t made a formal statement users are reporting changes to the long-standing rule, and the About text in ad images page has been updated.
In the latest Ask Google Webmasters video, a question was featured about keyword-based top-level domains (TLDs). John Mueller said in the video there aren’t any benefits from featuring a keyword in domain names when someone posed this question:
Does a .jobs domain improve ranking in Google for jobs?
Facebook is an invaluable marketing tool for most businesses, especially start-ups and SMBs. Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Facebook has been doing what they can to help small businesses survive the never-ending crisis. Read more
SEOs went into a panic on Monday, when we noticed huge drops to rankings in Google search results. Google has now confirmed it was a bug but not after much initial alarm from the community. Here’s the full story.
