Google publishes SEO guide to HTTP status codes, network issues and DNS errors
The official guide to how these server related issues or responses impact your Google Search performance.
The official guide to how these server related issues or responses impact your Google Search performance.
Also an unconfirmed, Google algorithm update, local search features and video SEO.
Plus, advice from European PPC pros on how to navigate Maryland’s new ads tax
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Topics include the Page Experience Update, FAQ schema, request indexing tool, diversity and much more.
Five years in the making, the Webmasters Central brand gets retired.
This feature should be back in the upcoming weeks while Google makes infrastructure changes.
Google had yet another indexing issue and the search coverage report in Search Console is very delayed.
This should help sites that were mistakenly removed from Google search rectify the issue sooner.
Google said it was an issue with indexing that caused Monday's really weird search results.
The issue lasted several hours yesterday, putting the SEO community in a bit of panic mode.
Google is aware of the issue and is actively working on a fix.
Many SEOs are still using these methods, so please check your implementations so they do not break.
Not seeing your new and fresh content show up in Google News or Google Search? You are not alone.
The change of address tool should be around for the foreseeable future.
Take note if you have movie listings on your web site.
Google has just confirmed the indexing issues from yesterday are fully resolved.
Google is having issues indexing new content again and the URL Inspection tool is also having issues.
Be on the lookout for changes to your knowledge panels.
Check out these two new features in Google Search Console.
Here is a new way to test to see if your site has issues with Google's mobile-first indexing.
2.5 days after Google's new indexing bug, Google has confirmed the issue was fully resolved today.
It's back, Google isn't able to index new fresh content right now.
Google has fixed the issue with getting new and fresh content into their index.
It looks like another Google bug. Good luck finding new content within the hour.
You can finally now check your coverage and enhancement reports in Search Console after a three-week delay.
Don't trust the Google Search Console coverage and enhancement reports, nor the URL inspection tool until Google fixes ongoing indexing bugs.
If your website gets a lot of traffic from Google Discover you may see a new report in the Google Search Console to help you analyze that data.
More ways to slice and dice your Google Search Console performance report is here — from your Android apps and possibly the Google Discover feed.
There is not much left in the old Google Search Console at this point.
Save time and reduce risk with the new code editing feature in the AMP and mobile-friendly testing tools from Google.
Google's plan of "preventing comment spam" with the nofollow link attribute didn't work for its own webmaster blog.
You can now edit the code in the rich results test and see what those edits do in real time.
As Google promised, some of the old Google Search Console reports are now gone and replaced in the new Google Search Console.
Google brings more features from the old version of Google Search Console to the new beta version.
Google's public form to submit new URLs to Google is going away
Get more from Google faster with some changes to the Google Search Analytics API.
After launching this tool 15 days ago, it is finally now available for everyone to use within the new Google Search Console.
About 6 months after the historical data rolled out in the Google Search Console user interface, it now has come to the API.
A look at what's new in Google Search Console.