Google Conducts Experiment to Extend Discover Feed to Desktop Users Google is testing a feature that might make its Discover feed available to desktop users. Along with the standard Google search bar, the Discover feed displays suggested content such as news, weather, sports scores, and stock prices right on the Google homepage. Firstly, the testing … Read more
Google Releases October 2023 Spam Update Google has released a new update to reduce spam results for its users worldwide. The October 2023 Spam Update addresses spam that is cloaked, hacked, automatically created, and scraped in several languages, including Turkish, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Hindi, Chinese, and others. Google claims that input from its community members who … Read more
Google Agrees That Google Sites Are Not the Best for SEO John Mueller, from Google, shares tips on how to use Google Sites for SEO while downplaying their value. With a signed-in Google account, Google Sites is a website construction tool available at sites.google.com/new. The website is hosted by a free website builder and is … Read more
Google Claims That Technical SEO Is Still Not Dead John Mueller, the Google Search Advocate, has refuted suggestions that technical SEO is becoming less important by affirming its continued value. He made these comments in response to a tweet by Yiğit Konur that said technical SEO was losing its importance on X, formerly known as … Read more
Google On Crawling, Rendering and Handling AI Content Martin Splitt from Google was questioned on how Googlebot was adjusting its crawling and rendering to the rise in AI-generated content. Martin’s response shed light on Google’s handling of AI-generated content and the function of quality control. Rendering is known as the process of building a webpage … Read more
Google Releases August 2023 Core Update Google announced the launch of their core search update for August 2023, which might take several weeks to complete. Once the upgrade’s deployment is complete, Google said it will update its ranking release history page. To guarantee that users always receive the most relevant and trustworthy results, Google regularly … Read more
Google Reduces the Visibility of “FAQ” and “Howto” Results Google officially announced that it is going to restrict the websites that provide “FAQ” rich results and where “HowTo” results are displayed. For the majority of websites (but not all), the FAQ rich results will largely be phased away, whereas the HowTo will be entirely deleted … Read more