Podcast appearances and mentions of fili wiese

Cindy Krum jumps into the news with Erin to tackle the slew of news this week! A little late, but still really important! Erin blames his kids… Covering articles from Barry Schwartz, Mike Blumenthal, Roger Montti and Fili Wiese, we also jumped into a Twitter thread that revealed something very interesting! Is there going to be a larger focus on structured data from Google to the degree of triggering manual penalties? As Cindy says. “The news this week kind of reinforces the idea that you are in Google's results wherever you are at their leisure and at their discretion. And what they give, they can easily take away.” Check your schema, all - it could be an issue. News from the EDGE: [00:03:16] Almost all industries have seen a large increase in Google Cost-Per-Leads [00:08:56] EDGE of the Web Sponsor: edgeofthewebradio.com/inlinks [00:09:41] Twitter removes 80% of its contractor employees without notice [00:14:20] GBP updates might eliminate your reviews. Have backups! [00:20:54] EDGE of the Web Title Sponsor: Site Strategics [00:21:42] Marketers are jumping on the Mastodon bandwagon. Should you? [00:25:11] Social Thread: Spammy Schema will get a Manual Penalty? Barry Blast from Search Engine Roundtable: [00:32:41] Barry Blast 1: Google Ads Paying Advertisers $100 To Enroll In Automatically Applies Recommendations Thanks to our sponsors! Site Strategics https://edgeofthewebradio.com/site Inlinks https://edgeofthewebradio.com/inlinks Follow Us: Twitter: @ErinSparks Twitter: @Suzzicks Twitter: @TheMann00 Twitter: @EDGEWebRadio #StandwithUkraine edgeofthewebradio.com/ukraine

Fili Wiese is a former Google Engineer and member of the search quality team. I spoke to him after his keynote at the Affiliate Meet Market in Berlin in October 2022. Tech SEO Topics Covered: How to tell Googlebot what to crawl and what to ignore How to manage your crawl budget How to retain… The post Ex-Google Search Quality Team Member Opens Kimono appeared first on Eric Schwartzman.

Check out the rest of the content from "SEO in 2022" here: http://seoin2022.com/ Questions that David asks in this episode include: What's an example of Rubbish in? What's an example of Rubbish out? What's an example of quality in? What's an example of quality out?

It’s time to get technical, it’s time to talk about search engine optimisation. When it comes to SEO there are two camps, there are those of us who embrace it and reap the benefits, and there are those of us who run from it like we’re running from a burning building! Whichever camp you’re in there’s no denying that in our digital world SEO is a huge part of running a successful business and something that we should all be doing more of. Our guest this episode  Fili Wiese (https://fili.com/)  previously worked at Google and is here to share some SEO tricks and tips that will blow your mind (in a good way)!

Speed is both a Google ranking factor and a crucial signal for user satisfaction. Today SEOs have multiple options, ranging from optimizing HTML, implementing AMP and/or PWAs. Join ex-Google engineer Fili in a walk-through of an real-life example on how to optimize a website for speed and learn from the thought process, the challenges, the things that worked and did not work. You will walk away from this session with unique insights, ideas, strategy-considerations, options and tactics on how to make your website blazing fast for the mobile-first world. Having programmed websites and Google internal tools and leading THE advanced technical on-page SEO training at BrightonSEO, Fili is the go-to guy when it comes to technical SEO.

Fili Wiese with Jason Barnard at BrightonSEO April 2019 Fili Wiese talks with Jason Barnard (The Brand SERP Guy) about Google penalties. Second episode with Fili Wiese. First point – manual penalties are real, but algorithmic penalties do not, just a change in the calculations. An algorithmic updates are not like cars with slashed tyres, they are like navigation systems (or something like that). If you lose rankings after an update, you need to look at your SEO, especially on-page. Onto manual penalties. Link building, doorway pages, structured data penalties (that are more and more frequently) etc. He tells some entertaining (and surprising) stories about some of the reconsideration requests he has read. My best advice is ‘don't do a shouty thing'. Fili gives some more helpful advice. I am very impressed by the word egregiousness. Google does not hold grudges. In fact, very much the opposite. Fili explains the procedure for a manual penalty – a Googler builds a case, a bit like in the courts and present that to get a judgement. They apply benefit of the doubt, just like in the courts. But getting rid of a penalty is NOT like parole. A bit of philosophy about why it is logical that everything in SEO is ‘it depends'. Helpful Resources About Google Penalties Google Penalties: The Newbie-Friendly GuideWebsite Migration with BingYour Questions Answered About Google Penalties and Their Impact On WebsitesThe Complete List of Google Penalties and How to Recover

Fili Wiese with Jason Barnard at BrightonSEO April 2019 Fili Wiese talks with Jason Barnard (The Brand SERP Guy) about Google penalties. Second episode with Fili Wiese. First point – manual penalties are real, but algorithmic penalties do not, just a change in the calculations. An algorithmic updates are not like cars with slashed tyres, they are like navigation systems (or something like that). If you lose rankings after an update, you need to look at your SEO, especially on-page. Onto manual penalties. Link building, doorway pages, structured data penalties (that are more and more frequently) etc. He tells some entertaining (and surprising) stories about some of the reconsideration requests he has read. My best advice is ‘don't do a shouty thing'. Fili gives some more helpful advice. I am very impressed by the word egregiousness. Google does not hold grudges. In fact, very much the opposite. Fili explains the procedure for a manual penalty – a Googler builds a case, a bit like in the courts and present that to get a judgement. They apply benefit of the doubt, just like in the courts. But getting rid of a penalty is NOT like parole. A bit of philosophy about why it is logical that everything in SEO is ‘it depends'. Helpful Resources About Google Penalties Google Penalties: The Newbie-Friendly GuideWebsite Migration with BingYour Questions Answered About Google Penalties and Their Impact On WebsitesThe Complete List of Google Penalties and How to Recover

Second episode with Fili. First point – manual penalties are real, but algorithmic penalties do not, just a change in the calculations. An algorithmic updates are not like cars with slashed tyres, they are like navigation systems (or something like that). If you lose rankings after an update, you need to look at your SEO, especially on-page. Onto manual penalties. Link building, doorway pages, structured data penalties (that are more and more frequently) etc. He tells some entertaining (and surprising) stories about some of the reconsideration requests he has read. My best advice is ‘don’t do a shouty thing’. Fili gives some more helpful advice. I am very impressed by the word egregiousness. Google does not hold grudges. In fact, very much the opposite. Fili explains the procedure for a manual penalty – a Googler builds a case, a bit like in the courts and present that to get a judgement. They apply benefit of the doubt, just like in the courts. But getting rid of a penalty is NOT like parole. A bit of philosophy about why it is logical that everything in SEO is ‘it depends’.

Fili Wiese with Jason Barnard at BrightonSEO April 2019 Fili Wiese talks with Jason Barnard about Google penalties. Second episode with Fili Wiese. First point – manual penalties are real, but algorithmic penalties do not, just a change in the calculations. An algorithmic updates are not like cars with slashed tyres, they are like navigation systems (or something like that). If you lose rankings after an update, you need to look at your SEO, especially on-page. Onto manual penalties. Link building, doorway pages, structured data penalties (that are more and more frequently) etc. He tells some entertaining (and surprising) stories about some of the reconsideration requests he has read. My best advice is ‘don't do a shouty thing'. Fili gives some more helpful advice. I am very impressed by the word egregiousness. Google does not hold grudges. In fact, very much the opposite. Fili explains the procedure for a manual penalty – a Googler builds a case, a bit like in the courts and present that to get a judgement. They apply benefit of the doubt, just like in the courts. But getting rid of a penalty is NOT like parole. A bit of philosophy about why it is logical that everything in SEO is ‘it depends'.

Fili Wiese with Jason Barnard at YoastCon 2019 Fili Wiese talks with Jason Barnard about pagespeed, sitespeed, lighthouse and HTTP/2. Sitespeed is all about user experience. With some incredible Lighthouse insights, tips and tricks, Fili Wiese makes me go all starry-eyed about Lighthouse (pagespeed 3.0). He follows that up with a few super lessons in HTTP/2, and tells me that speed as a ranking factor is an illusion. Also, by the way, Google wants to be a librarian and Fili owes me TWO Lego men :) Helpful Resources About Google Penalties Website Migration with BingYour Questions Answered About Google Penalties and Their Impact On Websites

Fili Wiese with Jason Barnard at YoastCon 2019 Fili Wiese talks with Jason Barnard about pagespeed, sitespeed, lighthouse and HTTP/2. Sitespeed is all about user experience. With some incredible Lighthouse insights, tips and tricks, Fili Wiese makes me go all starry-eyed about Lighthouse (pagespeed 3.0). He follows that up with a few super lessons in HTTP/2, and tells me that speed as a ranking factor is an illusion. Also, by the way, Google wants to be a librarian and Fili owes me TWO Lego men :) Helpful Resources About Google Penalties Website Migration with BingYour Questions Answered About Google Penalties and Their Impact On Websites

Fili Wiese with Jason Barnard at YoastCon 2019 Fili Wiese talks with Jason Barnard about pagespeed, sitespeed, lighthouse and HTTP/2. Sitespeed is all about user experience. With some incredible Lighthouse insights, tips and tricks, Fili Wiese makes me go all starry-eyed about Lighthouse (pagespeed 3.0). He follows that up with a few super lessons in HTTP/2, and tells me that speed as a ranking factor is an illusion. Also, by the way, Google wants to be a librarian and Fili owes me TWO Lego men :)

Sitespeed is all about user experience. With some incredible Lighthouse insights, tips and tricks, Wili makes me go all starry-eyed about Lighthouse (pagespeed 3.0). He follows that up with a few super lessons in HTTP2, and tells me that speed as a ranking factor is an illusion. Also, by the way, Google wants to be a librarian and Fili owes me TWO Lego men :)

If you're interested in technical SEO then this episode is for you. Fili Wiese has a down-to-earth way to explain things about how a website functions that even I can understand. He's an ex-Googler and a consultant at Search Brothers so he is a pro at what he does.  There's a lot of website development talk to be prepared to listen about JavaScript, Site Speed, Log file analysis and even Intelligent Architecture/navigation of a site. It's a meaty episode so be sure to catch it.   Show notes & SUBSCRIBE to newsletter. Email me: seowithmrsghost@gmail.com Tweet me: @MrsAlinaGhost If you like the show please rate, write a review and tell your friends and colleagues!

Fili Wiese, former senior member of the Google Search Quality team and SEO consultant at Searchbrothers, joined our guest speaker series during the e-commerce Berlin expo. In this episode, Fili shares some insights and gives useful tips about search engine optimization, and talks about SEO back at the time working for Google, how SEO evolved since then and how it will probably look like in the future. Host: Halide Ebcinoğlu Guest: Fili Wiese Shownotes: Fili: https://fili.com/ Searchbrothers: https://seo.company/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/filiwiese Linkedin: https://de.linkedin.com/in/filiwiese E-Commerce Berlin: https://ecommerceberlin.com/ - - - - - - - - - - Please subscribe to our channel and rate our podcasts! To learn more about Kubix Digital, visit our website: https://kubix.digital, or follow us on: Youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UC-7aE_7oQ26lEly06cIH1BQ Twitter: twitter.com/Kubix_Digital Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/kubixdigital/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/digitalkubix/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/kubixdigital/ Pinterest: tr.pinterest.com/kubixdigital/

On this week’s episode of the Internet Marketing Podcast, we have a slight change to the usual format, bringing you Fili Wiese’s talk from September’s BrightonSEO conference providing tips for how to speed up your website.Fili is a renowned technical SEO expert, former Google engineer and was part of the Google Search Quality team. He is a regular trainer and speaker at BrightonSEO and offers SEO consulting services at  SearchBrothers.com.On the show you'll learn:Why page speed is important for SEOHow page speed can help you with your rankings How you can improve your bounce rate and conversionsHow you can reduce your page size and therefore improve the loading speedWhy it's important to optimise for HTTPSThe tools you can use to improve your page speedPlus much more!You can also find a video of Fili talking about site speed here. If you'd like to connect with Fili, you can find him on Twitter here and on LinkedIn here.   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In today's Internet Marketing Podcast, Andy is joined by Fili Wiese, ex-Google engineer & SEO Expert at SearchBrothers to talk about Google Penalties, HTTPS and Link Building in 2018. On the show you'll learn: If you are penalised for life if you receive a Google PenaltyThe difference between a penalty and an algorithm update (a common misconception)How Google recalculates how you are rankingHow long a Manual Google Penalty can last for How you can get multiple penalisations applied to your websiteWhen and why you should migrate to HTTPSHow you can improve the SEO signals to your site when moving to HTTPSIf link building is still important in 2018Why page rank isn't important and why you need to focus on link building that drives conversionsPlus Fili provides his top tip/key takeaway for the audience. if you'd like to connect with Fili you can find him on Twitter here, and on LinkedIn here. You can also catch Fili at BrightonSEO where he'll be talking about optimising for search bots.   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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