Google adds event markup to rich results status report in Google Search Console
Google has begun sending notices to those with bad event markup on their site that they need to make fixes.
Google has begun sending notices to those with bad event markup on their site that they need to make fixes.
You'd better remove job listings from your website shortly after you fill those positions, or Google may penalize your website.
Are you getting Google search traffic from the AMP-based top stories carousel? Make sure your images are at least 1,200 pixels wide.
9 months after Google began support fact labels in search, Bing now added markup support for ClaimReviews, the annotations behind fact checking labels.
Google video structured data schema now supports image and recipe information.
Make sure your reviews don't contain profane or vulgar language. If they do, Google can remove your review rich snippets.
Google Image Search now supports product schema markup in the mobile image search results.
A new Google pilot program now allows publishers to describe CSV and other tabular datasets for scientific and government data.
Is this the real time Google indexing API? Google is now piloting the search live coverage carousel which is powered by AMP and Atom.
Contributor Eric Enge recaps a session from SMX Advanced on structured data markup in its many forms.
Google has started showing complete restaurant menus in its search results when a query specifically looks for menu information. We think Allie Brown was the first to spot this when she shared the results of a search for “jones brunch menu” on Twitter. For that query, Google begins the search results with a card-style answer […]
Aaron Bradley spotted a new look for the Google News OneBox results, as you would see them in the Google web search results. The new design for the news results in the web search results look more like “Cards” that Google has been using within their Google Now and mobile views. Here is a screen […]
That’s a trick question. Of course the answer should always be yes. Hopefully your website conversions in 2011 have already resulted in a banner year. But if you feel like you have room to improve (and there always is), then it might be time to review what advice our conversion experts shared with readers throughout […]
Google caused a major stir in the search marketing community today with the news that it will begin encrypting searches and outbound clicks by default in some situations. The move means that valuable keyword referral data will not be passed to analytics programs (including Google Analytics) when a logged-in Google user searches from Google.com. Although […]