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Louis Gray, who is currently a Google Analytics Advocate at Google, posted a photo the other day of the staircase sign in the Google building where the Google Analytics team is based. He said “Little known fact. The icon for Stairs in the Google Analytics building looks just like the Google Analytics logo.” I love […]

Generally, Google wants you to use one rich result structured markup (schema) per page. Why? Well, if you use multiple, you won’t know which Google may show and you probably won’t to define that on your end, versus letting Google define it for you. John Mueller from Google was asked if Google has some sort

Google employees have a special feature that allows them to submit feedback about Google products, like Google Search, internally. So it bypasses the mechanisms you or I have, and feedback from a Googler is probably prioritized over feedback from the general population. The weird thing is that Jason Barnard was presented with this Google internal

Google announced yesterday that on June 30, 2022 it will drop support for expanded text ads for responsive search ads. Google said responsive search ads will be the only Search ad type that can be created or edited in standard Search campaigns. The existing expanded text ads will continue still serve for the time being.

Google has updated its Google Shopping and Google Ads policies to open up the sale of masks again on Google Ads and Shopping. Google said it has “determined that it is now appropriate to allow N95 masks in the U.S. and a selection of approved N95-adjacent masks (KN95, FFP2, and KF94) globally to be listed

Last month we reported on Google testing showing indented search results. I’ve only really seen Google showing one indented result per snippet. Now I spotted an example of two indented result under a main listing. I’ve seen many many examples of indented results over the past month but again, two for one result, is something

I’ve posted tons of photos of Stan, the Google dinosaur over the years. I’ve never seen a photo of Stan getting a kiss before. Megan, who does this super cool thing of trying something new each day, tried this new thing on August 27th. She posted this on Instagram and wrote “Day 238: Kiss a

Google’s John Mueller said that just because some content might be behind a paywall, it doesn’t mean Google sees that content as thin content. Google allows content paywalls and will show them as much as it shows content not behind paywalls. So no, Google does not automatically treat paywalled content as thin content. This is

So now there are some SEOs asking if it makes sense for you to replace your HTML title tag with the title Google selected to show in the Google search results. John Mueller from Google said no, don’t just do that blindly – if it makes things better for your users, sure but don’t assume