This day in search marketing history: March 13
Google hides organic search listings plus: broad core search algorithm update, Panda updates, author rank, incremental ad clicks and more.
Google hides organic search listings plus: broad core search algorithm update, Panda updates, author rank, incremental ad clicks and more.
Google's Fred update, plus: people also ask, personalization, Google puts bad merchants on notice and more.
Google confirms Vince Update, plus: mobile-first indexing, webspam, Google adds page load time to Quality Score algorithm and more.
Google Panda name revealed, plus: desktop page experience update completes rollout, Interflora gets its Google rankings back and more.
SEOs upset over Google featured snippets, plus: Google's red Slow label, Google Panda fallout, PageRank 301 redirect dilution myth and more.
Google stops supporting meta news keywords tag, plus: Google Ads tweaks mobile speed score algorithm, Voluntary Code of Practice and more
Google removes right sidebar ads, plus: Bing Webmaster tools refresh, YMYL ranking weights, hreflang notifications and more.
Susan Wojcicki has been with Google since its infancy, in fact, the first Google offices were out of her garage.
Google explains how to hire an SEO, plus: mass search ad disapprovals, Marin IPO, Google blurs paid and unpaid results (again) and more.
Google Webmaster Tools comes out of beta, plus: Chrome's personal blocklist, AdWords video ads and quality score updates and more
Yahoo officially rejects Microsoft, plus: passage ranking goes live, Google's SEO consulting services, Google Japan's link penalty and more.
Google penalizes a link network, plus: paid search spending, Google warns about article directories, Yelp ratings in Google AdWords and more.
Google Ads experts managing your campaigns, plus: favicons, Google organic search CTRs decline, Bing Ads Automated Imports and more.
Google explains crawl budget, plus: website outages and blackouts the right way, Google doing 1 trillion searches, and more.
The changes are the latest effort to build in some after-the-fact privacy protections for Meta’s youngest users.
You no longer need to be in Google Merchant Center, websites that implement structured data will also gain rich product experiences in Google search results.
The influence of the Knowledge Graph is growing fast and should be included in your SEO strategy.
SEO is not once and done. If you’re thinking about putting your SEO campaign on hold for a while — don’t. Here’s why.
Google will use the MST scale into image ranking and wants brands and publishers to start labeling images using inclusive schema.
“Spotty” enforcement can result in inappropriate ads being shown to minors and an unfair advantage for advertisers that slip through the cracks.
Despite facing a still-raging pandemic and a slew of updates, SEOs rose to the challenge. Here’s our recap of the year’s most important SEO stories and news.
How to optimize the work you’ve been doing year-round and what to avoid ahead of the most profitable time of the year.
This may come in handy if you work in online reputation management.
Plus, Instagram tests out more ecommerce support and adds contact “Limits.”
In the coming months, Google Ads will be expanding safeguards to prevent age-sensitive ad categories from being shown to teens.
Local Service Ads Google bug, speeding up images and the value of our old internet companies.
Previous Showcase Shopping ad layouts will be included in Product Shopping ad groups.
Plus, making the case for more Google Search Console data.
Google said this launched in November, so it seems Google is November but is just announcing this now.
In an open beta, publishers can sell ads into their Google Web Stories programmatically.
Looking back, we can see where the biggest trends in search (and beyond) are heading.
Initially launched in the U.S. in April, now available worldwide in mid-October.
The badge is powered by structured data and part of an effort to help photographers get paid for their images.
Now you can debug your image license markup in the Rich Results test tool or in Search Console.
As Web Stories become more popular, Google now supports labeling them as such in Google Search Console and its testing tools.
If you notice more traffic to your site from Google Image Search, this may be why.
The "Sponsored" label will be retired on desktop results, too.
This won't improve your rankings but it may lead to better click-through rates.
Combine UTM parameters and Google Analytics to see how shoppers behave after they click through on your Shopping listings.
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