Month: April 2023

Helpful content generally offers a good page experience. That’s why today, we’ve added a section on page experience to our guidance on creating helpful content and revised […]

Nine additional U.S. states joined the Justice Department’s antitrust lawsuit against Google over its digital ad technology.

Google’s is rolling out a new “Subscribed Content” report in Search Console for publishers using Reader Revenue Manager.

The Google Search Console page experience report, at least how we know it today, is going away. It will be replaced by a content page that links […]

The new tracking enhancement could lead to more precise measurements and improved optimization. How it works. In the past, web conversions were imported from Google Analytics […]

The Biden administration has sought to toughen antitrust enforcement. Alongside the Google lawsuit, it is also challenging multiple proposed mergers.

Learn the SEO & AI best practices that can help get your website to the top of Google and other search engines.

As the new Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) go live this month, a new light is being shined on website accessibility. But in honesty, this […]

Google seems to be showing fewer FAQ snippets for many sites starting on April 5th. Over the holidays, I received several questions about this but […]

On April 12th at noon, while I was offline, Google released the April 2023 reviews update that expanded the product reviews update to go beyond just products […]