Google Search Console Drops Page Experience Report

Google Search Console Drops Page Experience Report

Over a year and a half ago, Google told us they would be dropping the page experience report from Google Search Console in the “coming months.” Well, it took many “coming months” for it to happen and now the page experience report is no longer available within Google Search Console. Google announced on LinkedIn, not … Read more

Analyzing Sep 2024 traffic drops for Forbes & CNN: Sections of sites unrelated to the brand were affected

Analyzing Sep 2024 traffic drops for Forbes & CNN: Sections of sites unrelated to the brand were affected

Did Google start to prioritize expertise over authority in September 2024? In this article, we’ll look at sections of Forbes and CNN that saw traffic dips. In Glenn Gabe’s most recent article, he wrote about sites that were possible targets for abusing Google’s site reputation abuse policy were seeing declines. Google responded saying that this … Read more

How to Use Google Search Console to Investigate Ranking Drops

How to Use Google Search Console to Investigate Ranking Drops

When a website experiences a drop in search rankings, the immediate reaction is often panic. Ranking drops can lead to decreased traffic, lost conversions, and revenue declines. However, with the right approach and tools, it’s possible to investigate and reverse the ranking decline effectively. One of the most valuable tools at your disposal is Google … Read more

Google Drops Support For Noarchive Directive Meta Tag

Google Drops Support For Noarchive Directive Meta Tag

With Google removing the cache operator from its search service, Google has stopped supporting the noarchive directive in Google Search. The directive, the noarchive meta tag, would tell Google not to keep a cache copy of your page. Since Google doesn’t have a cache anymore, there is no need for Google to support this directive. … Read more

Google Chrome Drops Support For First Input Delay: What It Means

Google Chrome Drops Support For First Input Delay: What It Means

Google Chrome has officially ended support for the First Input Delay (FID) metric, marking a transition to prioritizing Interaction to Next Paint (INP). The announcement by Rick Viscomi, who oversees web performance developer relations for the Chrome team, confirms INP as the core metric for evaluating interaction responsiveness. Today’s the day: Chrome ends support for … Read more

Google traffic drops dramatically! | StewArt Media

Google traffic drops dramatically! | StewArt Media

by Jim August 27, 2024 Welcome back Rankers! This week I’ll explore the evolving landscape of digital search and artificial intelligence, particularly focusing on how tools like ChatGPT and Claude are reshaping the way we find information online. The discussion highlights the declining use of traditional search engines like Google in favour of AI-powered ****** … Read more

Google Drops “See Results About” Title From Mobile Search Results

Google Drops “See Results About” Title From Mobile Search Results

Google has dropped the title from the “see results about” disambiguous search feature in the mobile search results interface. The feature is still very much alive, but on mobile search, Google removed the title of it and just shows the feature. On desktop, the title of the search feature remains. The see results about feature … Read more

How to recover from Google Ads performance drops

How to recover from Google Ads performance drops

When managed effectively, Google Ads campaigns can significantly boost your online presence and drive business results. However, even well-planned campaigns can experience unexpected performance drops.  This guide will help you understand why these drops occur, how to identify and address them quickly and implement strategies to prevent future issues.  The importance of monitoring PPC performance … Read more

Google Search To Drops Continuous Scroll On Desktop With Mobile To Come

Google Search To Drops Continuous Scroll On Desktop With Mobile To Come

Google Search is rolling back its continuous scroll user interface and bringing back the legacy Google Search pagination bar. Google told us that starting yesterday it will stop offering continuous scroll on desktop, with the mobile search interface to follow in the coming months. Google told us this was to make search faster and only … Read more

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