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Google announced its next big change in how it understands queries and language on the web – they are calling it MUM – Multitask Unified Model. This is not live yet but Google wanted to share a bit about it. Google said this “new technology Google is exploring internally to better understand language & make […]

Normally the Google Shopping Ads on mobile search are in a carousel where you scroll horizontally through the results. Dan Perach shared a screenshot with me on LinkedIn of this being tested in a vertical format as well. Here is the screenshot from Dan showing two product listings one, on top of the other: Here

Here is a photo from a bit ago, of a painter wearing a gas mask during COVID while painting the Google I/O office. The design looks very Google I/O to me, so I scheduled this photo to be shared today. This was shared on Instagram on April 7th. This post is part of our daily

There are only two use cases, currently, for the use of the Google Indexing API. The first is for job postings listings and the second is for live events content. An SEO named Nick Lowery asked when using the indexing API for job postings how often should you submit the changes to job openings to

Google’s John Mueller was asked if removing Google Ads and stopping paying Google for search ads would help your site rank better in the organic free listings. John said no, they are not related and what you do or do not do on Google Ads has no influence on your Google Search organic rankings. This

As you know, the Google Page Experience Update is now not scheduled to begin rolling out until mid-June and then take several weeks to roll out. We also know that this won’t be a massive update, according to Google. But still, every SEO company is pitching core web vitals services. An SEO poll shows that

Google’s John Mueller, I think – I am not 100% sure – hinted that reports for signed exchanges may be coming at some point in the future to Google Search Console. This is in addition to signed exchanges being currently supported in the AMP report. John Mueller said at the 38:16 mark into this past

Google I/O is known to have some good swag but with it being virtual, it probably isn’t feasible for Google to mail everyone swag. But Google did send some developers gift swag boxes before I/O kicks off tomorrow. The box contains I/O pins, an I/O shirt? and a mug in a cool box. Wow just

Google’s John Mueller confirmed again that Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliance is not a signal Google uses for ranking web pages in Google Search. John said “I’m sure it can be useful for your site, but we don’t use it for search ranking.” John Mueller said this on Twitter – here are those tweets:

Google’s John Mueller said that finding link schemes from PBNs (public blog networks) is easy and “nobody has to leak a PBN” to Google for Google to know about it. He said “they’re pretty obvious to the appropriate tools & basic scripts.” John said this on Twitter and then added later that there is “nothing