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Google Supported Image Formats In Structured Data

Which Image Formats Does Google Support In Structured Data?

Webmasters have various levels of confusion on which image formats are supported by Google in structured data. Definitely, it’s one of the important areas of concern for webmasters as images are critical for websites and are used to provide informa

Web Story

Google Launched Testing Tools For Web Stories

Today on Twitter, Google announced that their testing tools will recognize whether a website’s AMP document is a web story or not. Also, from now onwards, Google will use the term “Web Story” to identify this format in their Testing Tools and P

Google

Google Updated Its FAQ Structured Data Guideline

These days, it is one of the standard practices by webmasters to include FAQ sections with its structured data in their websites. It is only because of the various benefits that FAQ sections have. Some of these benefits are: Improved user experi

SEO

Google Does Not Give More Importance To Portal Websites In Ranking

Recently on Twitter, Google’s John Mueller was asked about whether Google gives more importance to portal websites rather than static websites in core update. This question was raised when a user searched for taxi related keywords from UK location

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Google Proposed Integration of XML Sitemaps in WordPress Core

Huge no of WordPress websites’ search engine visibility gets affected as WordPress core doesn’t generate XML Sitemaps by default. So, to cope with this issue, Google in collaboration with Yoast and other contributors has proposed integration o

Technical SEO

What To Do If Robotted Out Pages Rank In SERP?

Webmasters use robots.txt file to inform web robots about which pages not to crawl. But, if the robotted out pages of a website rank instead of pages having content in it, then what webmasters should do? Recently on Twitter, Google’s John Mueller

Code Editing in Mobile Friendly & AMP Test

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Google Added Code Editing Option in its Mobile Friendly & AMP Test

Recently Google has announced that it added a new feature in the Mobile Friendly test and AMP Test tools which enables users to have code editing and test options. Some good news to start your week! 📢 New feature in the Mobile Friendly and AMP Te

Technical SEO

Google Suggests Not to Use Both Responsive Design & Mobile URLs

Recently, Google’s John Mueller on Twitter was asked about which one Google will consider first if a website has both mobile URLs and responsive design. Why would you have alternate mobile pages and a responsive design? — 🍌 John 🍌 (@JohnMu

Technical SEO

Google on Keyword Spam in CSS

Often it has been noticed that webmasters are in a dilemma about how search engines like Google consider keywords in a CSS file as id or class names. Recently Gideon on Twitter asked John Mueller about keyword spam in CSS, “is it worth cleaning up

SEO News

Google Introduced Site Migration Gone Wrong Notice

Today, we have found one helpful Google feature for webmasters. And this feature is “Site Migration Gone Wrong” notice. When we migrate our website from http to https, we have few important things to do like Performing proper 301 redirections

Author Archive

Which Image Formats Does Google Support In Structured Data?

Google Launched Testing Tools For Web Stories

Google Updated Its FAQ Structured Data Guideline

Google Does Not Give More Importance To Portal Websites In Ranking

Google Proposed Integration of XML Sitemaps in WordPress Core

What To Do If Robotted Out Pages Rank In SERP?

Google Added Code Editing Option in its Mobile Friendly & AMP Test

Google Suggests Not to Use Both Responsive Design & Mobile URLs

Google on Keyword Spam in CSS

Google Introduced Site Migration Gone Wrong Notice

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