We are excited to introduce our newest video series: “Search For Beginners”! The series was created primarily to help new webmasters. It is also for anyone with an interest in Search or anyone who is still learning about the Web and how to manage their online presence. We love to see the webmaster community grow! […]
Google adds max-snippet, max-video-preview, max-image-preview and more to the nosnippet snippet controls Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article. Source link
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Should you be hiring SEO company or DIY? Stock image? Should you be hiring SEO company or DIY? Stock image? Should you be hiring SEO company or DIY? What a webmaster needs to know when it comes to building web traffic and how to best use SEO tools, analytics platforms along with figuring out how
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Each day, Google usually releases one or more changes designed to improve our search results. Most aren’t noticeable but help us incrementally continue to improve. Sometimes, an update may be more noticeable. We aim to confirm such updates when we feel there is actionable information that webmasters, content producers or others might take in relation
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As part of Google fully removing support for the noindex directive in robots.txt files, Google is now sending notifications to those that have such directives. This morning, many within the SEO community started getting notifications from Google Search Console with the subject line “Remove “noindex” statements from the robots.txt of…” What it looks like. There
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Yoast SEO continues to add support for structured data with its 11.2 update. This latest version of the plugin lets webmasters insert their own pieces of schema into Yoast’s graph, filter out pieces they don’t want shown to search engines, as well as add or delete social profiles. Why we should care. Structured data can
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Google published an agenda of which sessions they think would be most relevant and useful to SEOs and webmasters. This is in addition to watching the developer keynote, which by the way Martin Splitt says it well worth watching if you are an SEO. By the way, #SEO friends, check out the developer keynote for
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(Above) Morgan Carey and the Real Estate Webmasters team at their recent all-company Town Hall, February 2019. Real Estate Webmasters launched its first website in April 2004 and hasn’t looked back. Today, Real Estate Webmasters (REW) is one of the most successful technology companies ever in the industry. To mark their 15th anniversary, we sat
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SAN JOSE — Bing announced at SMX West Thursday that they are now allowing webmasters to submit up to 10,000 URLs per day through Bing Webmaster Tools. Previously you were able to submit up to 10 URLs per day and maximum of 50 URLs per month. Bing increased these limits by 1000x and removed the monthly quota.
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Many webmasters, developers and publishers are complaining about AMP issues in Google mobile search and within the Google Search Console. Some are seeing Google show their stories in the “Top Stories” section with and without the AMP icon within minutes of each other. Others are noticing significant spikes in AMP errors reported within Google Search
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