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Kristina Azarenko posted an outstanding SEO poll on Twitter asking on average, how many of your SEO recommendations get implemented? The results show that 56% of SEOs who answered the poll said that fewer than 40% of their recommendations are actually implemented. And 82% said that fewer than 70% of their recommendations are implemented. So […]

Here is a video from Instagram of a bunch of folks outside of a Google office playing the birthday song on their kazoos. This is at the Google Kirkland, Seattle office by the way. Here is the embedded video: This post is part of our daily Search Photo of the Day column, where we find

Google announced that the Google News Showcase feature is coming to desktop in eight countries (not the US). Google launched last October and News Showcase allows publishers can curate content using timelines, bullets and related articles. You can access News Showcase at news.google.com/showcase and if you are like me, you will see that it is

Google may be testing a new feature in search for its featured snippets and knowledge panels to read the content of that snippet to you. Manikandan shared a screenshot with me on Twitter of Google Search showing a button that reads “hear this out loud” in the featured snippet box in Google Search. Here is

Just like Danny Sullivan has the @searchliaison account, now Ginny Marvin is using the @adsliaison account. Both use that account as an official channel to respond to issues around Google Search, aka @searchliaison, and Google Ads, aka @adsliaison. Plus, sometimes, and often enough, you hear announcements from those accounts – so something to follow. Ginny

As you know, when the page experience update launches (it’s delayed), AMP will no longer be a requirement for showing up in top stories. The buzz in the SEO news world is what will you do, will you remove the AMP pages, will you keep the old ones, will you keep going with AMP, what

Google announced it is removing the generic rich result filter from the Google Search Console performance report search appearance section. That means, you will no longer to see in general how well rich results are performing on your site. Instead, you will drill into each individual rich result that your site supports to see how

If you search for [pfizer mrna] or [pfizer mrna vaccine] on Google Search on your desktop, you won’t see any free organic listings. At least I cannot and many others cannot see any results. I do see them on mobile but only after I click on the “more results” button, but that button is not

John Mueller of Google had an interesting reply to a question around linking to a page without a rel canonical attribute on it, and that page has URL parameters on it for necessary tracking purposes. John said “if the parameter URLs are few, we can keep up and probably map to the canonicals. If it’s