Podcasts about google webmaster central

This week's featured guest is the one, the only, John Mueller from Google. If you don't know, John is the Senior Webmaster Trends Analyst at Google. He’s been working at Google since September of 2007. He works together with the Webmaster Central, Sitemaps, and Search Quality teams at Google and helps to make sure that information flows freely between webmasters and the engineers at Google. He regularly writes for the Google Webmaster Central blog and is an avid participant in the Webmaster Help Groups. In episode 366 of EDGE of the Web we deep dive into all things Google. Tune in to learn more!

Today is March 31, 2020, and for this Tuesday Tips episode we're covering The Negative Effects of Disabling Your Website During a Closure Let's dive in! ---- Cornonavirus has forced many businesses to adopt a remote working model. However, many more businesses have been forced to close, at least temporarily, such as retailers and restaurants. Even though your business may be closed it is important to approach pausing your website correctly so that you don't lose the search engine data for your website. First, do not disable your site. Even a few days of having your website disabled could cause a significant decrease in search visibility. It will be very difficult to bring your site back to the same visibility. If you have to, limit the functionality of your website. Removing certain features can minimize any negative effects and also disable actions that you do not want the user to take. Some examples of limiting functionality could be to disable the cart functionality or mark items as sold out in an online store. Additionally, if you are changing functionality you should let your customs know, such as a pop up or banner. For more information, visit Google's guidelines on structured data, event changes, and other business resources. Today's Tuesday Tips was adapted from a post on searchengineland.com and another on the Google Webmaster Central blog. ---- Want to know more? Head to fewdaily.com for more of today's topics and other front-end web content! If you liked what you heard be sure to rate, review, and subscribe on your platform of choice. That's all for today, tune in tomorrow! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Vanessa discusses a Google survey that studied consumers on their choice of search engine between Google and Bing and a Google Webmaster Central blog post that tells us about their Search Globe, a new visual display representing one day of Google searches around the world.

Vanessa discusses a question posted on Google Webmaster Central on What is the best practice for preventing duplicate content issues with print versions of content? She also talks about backlinks and PageRank, and news of a revamp of their Bing Webmaster Tools.

Patrick Sexton of WeBuildPages and Michael Gray aka graywolf discuss the latest Google updates including the ongoing dynamic vs static urls post on the Google Webmaster Central blog, plus their plans for SMX East

Patrick Sexton of WeBuildPages and Michael Gray aka graywolf discuss the latest Google updates including the ongoing dynamic vs static urls post on the Google Webmaster Central blog, plus their plans for SMX East

Google Webmaster Central gives webmasters a way to tell search engines the country that should be associated with their sites., plus an online shoe store owner is threatening to sue a blogger Dean Hunt unless the blogger lowers his Google ranking

Google Webmaster Central gives webmasters a way to tell search engines the country that should be associated with their sites., plus an online shoe store owner is threatening to sue a blogger Dean Hunt unless the blogger lowers his Google ranking

Google Toolbar and the Google Webmaster Central not really reporting the same things. Plus, Mikkel and Dave debate what exactly a paid link is

We had a bit of a conversation on the link updates at Google Webmaster Central and Yahoo! Site Explorer. Chris and I also talked about Google’s new guideline on not searching search results pages. We talked more about AdWords keyword tool and getting a job at Google.

Vanessa Fox of the Google Webmaster Central team, to discuss the new Google link tool available within the Sitemaps tool. In addition, we talked about Google Personalized search and what SEOs should know. We discussed the Panama rankings score release, PageRank and SEO, Site Explorer features, Google local results and signals of poor SEO sites. Plus many more fun topics with Google, Yahoo!, Microsoft Live Search and some SEO tips.