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Google: Work On The Larger SEO Issues Before The One Off Issues
Google’s John Mueller recommended the obvious (as I write this I am asking myself why write it but hey, sometimes the obvious needs to be reminded). If you have SEO work to do, do the work that is a larger problem before you do the smaller ones, like the one-offs.
Google’s John Mueller: “Search Is Never Guaranteed”
Google’s John Mueller reminds a site owner that getting indexed in search results is not guaranteed.
More From Google On AI Content – It’s About If The Content Is Helpful
Since the October Spam update and the helpful content update, many SEOs are saying AI-generated content is being targeted by Google. The answer, as I said previously, is not really. Danny Sullivan from Google said again, it is not about if a human or a machine wrote it but rather if the content is helpful. But in general, Danny […]
Google Rewriting Your Titles Is Not A Sign Of A Quality Issue, Said Google
Google’s John Mueller said on Twitter that Google rewriting your page titles is not a sign of a quality issue with your page or site. He said, some pages have good titles, some have bad – that is just the web. I am sure my title here could be better, so Google have at it.
Google: Size Of Your H1 & Header Fonts Doesn’t Matter For SEO
Google’s John Mueller said that the size of your header tags, i.e. H1s, H2s, etc, does not matter for SEO or ranking purposes. John said it might matter for users and conversions but for SEO, nope.
Another Google Search Ranking Algorithm Update / Adjustment On October 28th?
Some SEOs are noticing a possible Google search ranking algorithm update on or around October 28th where sites hit by the unconfirmed October 13ish update and even the October spam update (amongst others) are noticing big swings the other way in terms of their Google rankings and traffic.
12 GA4 Expectations You Need To Have As It Replaces Universal Analytics
Learn what you need to know so you can manage expectations for your stakeholders when it comes to your new reports from Google Analytics 4.