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Here is an inside look at illegible Google product strategy notes, yea, you get to see the inside scoop at Google at what the company has planned next. Well, that is if you can read it. Satyajeet Salgar, Director of Product, Media and Entertainment at Google Search, posted these on Twitter. He said “I signed

I am seeing numerous complaints this morning that Google is showing header tags, H1s and H2s, instead of the meta title tags, for its search result snippets. I am seeing some public complaints on Twitter, but also in some of the private forums and emails. So this seems to be more widespread of a change.

Google has added a 3D and AR based periodic table to the search results. If you search for [periodic table] and look at the right side rail, you will see a way to “explore” the periodic table. Clicking that takes you into the experience. Here is where you can find it on the search results

Google’s John Mueller was asked a two part question on the last video hangout he conducted. The first was, does it still take several months for Google to reevaluate the quality of a site. The second is, how do you know that you are on the right path to doing well after the next core

Google announced that all signed-in Google Search Console users who go to the English help form can now submit indexing bug notifications to Google. This ran as a pilot to a limited number of users back in April but is now open to a lot more Search Console users. To access the form, you need

Here is a photo from Peter The Greeter on Instagram of some artwork of two bots, let’s call them GoogleBots, on a brick wall at the GooglePlex. This was painted on some wall at the Google headquarters in California. It shows two different robots in a bed of flowers enjoying the nature. I am not

Danny Sullivan of Google said on Twitter that the search company is “working on improving our responses” to making edits to some of the data shown in knowledge panels. The issue here is with some professors having a title professor but others gaining a subtitle, like law professor, and if that is correct or not.

John Mueller, a Google search advocate, said on Twitter that most of the updates Google does related to Google Search are not in response to any spam action. So it is not like Google is reacting to spam all day with various Google algorithm updates. Here is that tweet from John: No, most Google updates