Tell Google Why You Want More Than 90 Days Of Search Analytics Data
Despite having a way to export your Search Console data and the Search Analytics API, Google wants to know why you want more data directly in the Search Console.
Despite having a way to export your Search Console data and the Search Analytics API, Google wants to know why you want more data directly in the Search Console.
Google has pushed a core ranking algorithm update over the weekend. Did you notice ranking changes with your websites?
Google documents a change to how it logs data for the Search Analytics report in the Search Console.
Google launched a new report for those who verified their apps with the Google Search Console.
If your pages work on HTTPS, Google will likely show the HTTPS version over the HTTP version, starting today.
No need to panic -- the Google Search Console data is not just outdated for you, it is a bug Google is working to fix.
Google starts notifying webmasters of broken SSL/TLS certificates. Will this lead to a stricter HTTPS ranking factor?
Is Google's Search Queries report missing in Google Webmaster Tools? You may be part of a test where you are seeing the new Search Analytics report.
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: AdWords Top Movers Report Gets A Makeover Google is updating the Top Movers report with a summary to make it easier to spot areas for AdWords improvement. 3 Keys To Understanding […]
Google's Zineb Ait Bahajji is quoted as saying at SMX Munich the upcoming mobile-friendly algorithm will impact more sites than their Panda or Penguin algorithms.
Google says webmasters should implement autocomplete markup to improve mobile user conversions but does not go as far to say it will be a ranking factor.
Yet another reason not to block JavaScript, CSS, etc from Google. It may negatively impact your snippet in the mobile search results now.
The social profile links within the knowledge graph box on Google now is supported for corporate brands.
Google Webmaster Trends Analysts, Pierre Far and Zineb Ait Bahajji, posted on the Google Webmaster blog today that they’ve updated their official guidelines for moving your web site and having Google in mind when doing so. They broke out the process based on two ways of moving your site: (1) Move a site with no […]
Google has published their official advice on the Google Webmaster Central blog on how to handle your home page when your web site serves multiple languages and countries. Zineb Ait Bahajji and Gary Illyes, Google Webmaster Trends Analysts, wrote the post together trying to break out the possibilities into three categories: (1) Having one home […]