Category: Google: SEO

While Google still has access to the Twitter firehose, Google has still dropped over half of the Twitter URL it indexed.

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This weekend, Google has begun rolling out the new perspectives feature to searchers.

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In this webinar, learn ways OpenAI services can help, augment or assist users in their day-to-day content management tasks.

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Between May 4 and May 17, there was a bug with Google Search that caused sites to get less traffic to their video content.

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Google also said if you find issues, you can submit those issues in their forum.

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Google released an update today that is better at summarizing information and identifying sources for its answers.

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Google said this update will help it ‘understand content created from a personal or expert point of view.’

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With Google I/O around the corner, we are all expecting big news from Google on how Google Search will change – here are some reported leaks on that news.

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Empty descriptions will no longer show up as errors in the Search Console reports.

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Google’s core ranking systems look to reward content that provides a good page experience.

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