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John Mueller answers question about Google Discover traffic that collapsed, explains what to be aware of to avoid being dropped from Discover
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Google’s John Mueller answers question about quantifying site quality and mentions having inquired about a Search Console Quality Metric
The post Can Site Quality Be Quantified in Search Console? appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google’s spam update has finished rolling out in search results worldwide, the company confirms.
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Building authority with Google is going to take more than publishing a site with just 30 pages, advises Search Advocate John Mueller.
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Google’s Martin Splitt shared his opinion that voice search is not the future and that there will be no need to SEO for it
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Largest ever research study of billions of searches uncovers surprising insights into CTR behavior that provides actionable marketing data
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Google’s Search Relations team gets together for a discussion on the future of SEO in the latest episode of the Search Off the Record podcast.
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SiteGround hosted sites dropping out of Google since Monday. Possibly an issue with DNS
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YouTube is removing public dislike counts on all videos, though the dislike button will remain available for users to customize their recommendations.
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LinkedIn Service Marketplace, now available to everyone after a limited launch earlier this year, lets professionals promote their freelance services for free.
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