Google apologizes for rel=next/prev mixup
Google suggests webmasters, developers, and publisher continue to use rel=prev/next for other reasons outside of Google indexing...
Mar 22, 2019 at 1:50 pm ET
Barry Schwartz
Barry Schwartz is Search Engine Land's News Editor and owns RustyBrick, a NY based web consulting firm. He also runs Search Engine Roundtable, a popular search blog on SEM topics.
Google’s neural matching versus RankBrain: How Google uses each in search
Neural matching helps Google better relate words to searches, while RankBrain helps Google better relate pages to...
Google hasn’t supported rel=next/prev for a while (thanks for telling us)
The company feels that people are building great sites without the...
Bing upgrades text-to-speech, expands intelligent answers, improves visual search
Check out the latest upgrades made to Bing around voice, image and answer...
Google Search Console adds new actions to sitemap report
Google is proving that it is continuing to port old features from the old Search Console to the new...
Google on the March 2019 core update: This is not the biggest update we’ve released
That being said, the data does show some sites that got hit hard with previous core updates improved with this last...
Early data on Google March 2019 Core Update show an interesting pattern
While Google would not say if the March 2019 core update was a reversal of the August 1 update, the data paint a pretty compelling...
No more confusion: Google gives core update a name, and a structure
Google's Danny Sullivan says this week's algorithm change will be called the "March 2019 Core Update," hopes structure will cut back on...
What are you seeing? Help us analyze Google’s March 2019 core algorithm update
Tell us if you're seeing any impact from Google's latest algorithm...
Let’s clear things up: Google’s ‘Florida 2’ algorithm update is not related to original Florida update
Here is why some folks are calling this the Florida 2 update but don't let the name confuse...
Google released a broad core search algorithm on March 12
A rare Google confirmation came related to a Google search algorithm update this week. Google restated previous advice that there is no fix if your...
What’s going on with In-depth Articles on Google?
Google said there was a coding change but that it still shows high-quality, evergreen content. Close watchers say they've seen big...
Google showing image thumbnails in mobile search results snippets more often
Make sure you richen up your pages so they benefit from showing images in the Google search results...
Google explains how dates within search results snippets work
Don't try to trick Google with fake dates in your content, it can back...
SEOs beware: Link builders are back with bogus Domain Authority pitches
Stop optimizing for Domain Authority; it has no impact on Google...
SEOs on Google e-commerce category recommendation: ‘I’ll stop doing it when it stops working.’
Though Google's John Mueller suggests webmasters not put content in e-commerce category page footers, SEOs value performance more highly....
Report: 51% of web site hacks related to SEO spam
One of the biggest reasons a site gets hacked is for SEO...
Google My Business boosts visibility of business offers in Google Posts
A new feature in Google Posts can display up to 10 offers from your...
Google’s CTR answer just what you’d expect, and this is why SEOs go bananas
Google has finally sent us an official statement about our question if Google use click through rate for rankings. Sadly the statement will lead to...
Google opens complaint form to crack down on fake info in Maps
Will this reduce the issues with fraud and spam in the Google My Business listings? We'll...