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Google Working to Introduce Voice Query to Google Search Console
Posted by Paul Smith | May 11, 2016Google Webmaster Trend Analyst John Mueller has recently indicated that Google may be seeking to implement a sophisticated Voice Search function to Google Search Console. In a Q&A session on the 6th May, Mueller has explained that Google is looking into new methods that will translate the longer forms of […]
AMP Error Report Updated in the Google Search Console
Posted by Paul Smith | May 6, 2016Google have announced that they are to update the AMP error report in the Google Search Console, making it more efficient at spotting and highlighting errors. This will allow AMP pages to be displayed more prominently to users searching on mobile devices. It is set to have substantial benefits for […]
Bid a Fond Farewell to Public PageRank
Posted by Paul Smith | April 20, 2016PageRank has long been a part of the overall google algorithm and has been displayed publicly for all to see within various toolbars, browsers and SEO tools. PageRank, put simply, is the algorithm that weights each element of each page according to a quality score and ranks the page accordingly. […]
Google’s Objective to Expand AMP
Posted by Paul Smith | March 23, 2016Mobile sites have become big business in every sense. Companies are using mobile websites to promote their brands to a specific niche. Online users on mobile devices continue to grow in numbers inherently, providing a platform for businesses to take advantage of. Firms with slow mobile sites are, however, missing […]
RankBrain is Not a Ranking Factor, Designed to Understand Query Intent
Posted by Paul Smith | March 18, 2016Since RankBrain was launched, a lot of confusion has been seen over how exactly it affects SEO and owners of websites. What many are not appreciating is the fact RankBrain is built for search queries that Google has never experienced before. Google’s Gary Illyes cleared the misconceptions surrounding the launch […]
Google Analytics Launches 360 Suite
Posted by Paul Smith | March 16, 2016Following the development of the micro-moment trend which Google has popularised, Google has come up with suite tools that will be useful for premium users. This is in a bid to help marketer’s better benefit from customer behaviour. Companies have been streaming data from infinite channels. This has made it […]
Google’s own websites get a new home: the mass migration begins
Posted by Paul Smith | March 11, 2016It seems official Google websites have outgrown their domain name home. Their Google Webmaster Central blog announced the switch on the 8th of March and was the first to lead the migration to their new domain name home, googleblog.com. In 2004, just over a year after Google acquired Pyra Labs, […]
Google to Remove PageRank From It’s Toolbar
Posted by Paul Smith | March 9, 2016If you have been following Google PageRank keenly, you will notice the PageRank is no longer available. Google has resolved to do away with showing PageRank publicly. Most Google toolbar users have already experienced this change, although some may show for some time before the setting is rolled out completely. […]
AMP Not A Ranking Signal In Google Yet
Posted by Paul Smith | February 29, 2016Google’s been extolling the virtues of AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) for months leading up to the February 2016 launch, which has now taken place, arriving a little earlier than expected. In the meantime, webmasters have been wondering if they’ll benefit from a search ranking boost, as AMP results are now […]
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