Google, for some users, is showing up to five search ads on a page. Google generally won’t show more than four ads on a search results page. Google’s Ad Liaison, Ginny Marvin, responded to the concerns by saying on Twitter, “Thanks for bringing it to my attention. This is not working as intended and we’re … Read more
Google introduced the site name feature last October for mobile and last March for desktop search. Did you know that sometimes Google might not show a site’s site name in search if it doesn’t have enough confidence in the name? Google’s Search Liaison, Danny Sullivan, posted in the Google Webmaster Help forums telling one site … Read more
On Friday afternoon, Twitter decided to block unregistered, signed-out users, from seeing public tweets. That meant that for Google’s normal crawling purposes, it was unable to see some of these tweets. It seems that Google now has about 52% fewer Twitter URLs in its index today than it had on Friday, just a few days … Read more
Google Ads has been showing larger images on and off for a while now. But here is an ad for a law firm that has really large images on the desktop search interface. This was spotted by Anthony Higman, who posted this example on Twitter – I should note that I cannot replicate this: To … Read more
Everybody wants to appear on the first page of the search engine. However, search engines only rank the best of the best content on the first page. So, if you want to rank in the top results on a search engine, you must master the SEO game. SEO (search engine optimization) is integral to any … Read more
December 2, 2020 | Posted by Leah Akbashev If you are using Google Keyword Planner to do keyword research, you might notice something strange. When searching for keyword volumes for certain terms, you might find there are simply no results. Now, I’m not talking about obscure terms. I’m talking about terms that should … Read more
Everybody wants to appear on the first page of the search engine. However, search engines only rank the best of the best content on the first page. So, if you want to rank in the top results on a search engine, you must master the search engine optimization (SEO) game. SEO is integral to any … Read more
Google may be showing less site names and brand names in the title of the search results snippet. Yes, Google has a sitename and favicon change for the search results, so maybe Google is less likely to repeat the site name in the title of the search result snippet because of that new search result … Read more
Gary Illyes from Google said that in some cases, Google may not fully render a page before showing it in Google Search or Google News. It depends on how timely that content is and how quickly Google needs to index and serve it in Google Search. That does not mean Google won’t render the page … Read more
With favicons and site names now appearing in both the mobile and desktop search results, it’s important to make sure both are showing up correctly. Learn how Google generates site names and how to troubleshoot the wrong site name showing up in the SERPs. In addition to helping a number of companies with favicon problems … Read more
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