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In this episode of Bite Size SEO News, I talk about today's top stories you need to know:Story 1: Google Will Not Set Date For Mobile-First Index Story 2: YouTube's Testing a New 'Search Insights' Tool to Help Guide Your Content EffortsStory 3: TikTok's Testing a New 'Business Registration' Option to Confirm Business Information in the AppIf you'd like to learn more about me, visit https://richungseo.comRich Ung San Jose SEO 80 Descanso Dr #2315 San Jose, CA 95134 (408) 752-2947 

We talk about the world of mobile optimization and what it means for your website, your rankings, and your business, including: What does it mean to have a mobile optimized website?What is Mobile SEO and why is it important?What is Google’s Mobile First Index?Google recently announced an upcoming change to their algorithm in the area of page experience called web vital metrics. What is this change and how does it affect small businesses?How should we go about optimizing for mobile?What are some tools and/or resources that can help with mobile optimizationsShould we still care at all about desktop optimization and why?

Published Mar 23, 2018 Chris Hogan: Good day all, Chris Hogan and Andrew Groat come to you live from Me Media studio here in Burleigh for episode 80 of 'Get Fact Up'. And today we're talking about... Andrew Groat: The new mobile update for Google, the Google search. Chris Hogan: Look out peeps. Are you in for some trouble if you don't get this right? Andrew Groat: So last year Google rolled out what everyone affectionately named "Mobilegeddon", where it started marking down people's websites, or penalising people's websites that didn't have mobile friendliness. So that's been in effect for probably a year now I'd say. And the way that worked, it would check your website, see if it was mobile friendly. If it wasn't mobile friendly, you would be pushed further down the results. So that's been going for a bit and we've said that before, that you really need to take that seriously, because they're only gonna get more heavy handed with that. The mobile usage is growing. It's not changing, it's growing exponentially and now we've got like Google voice search, iPhone voice search, Siri voice search ... Sorry Alexa voice search. Chris Hogan: Yeah. Andrew Groat: And all of that is only showing mobile results, so it's only going further that way. And now Google have gone a little bit further with that new indexing strategy, and they're about to roll out a new thing called Mobile First Indexing, where they only check the mobile version of your website. Only index the mobile version. If you don't have a mobile version, they don't even look. Chris Hogan: You will not be on Google's search results, if you don't have a mobile website. Andrew Groat: So it's only something that they're slowly rolling out now. They're testing it on a couple of websites, but they will be rolling it out, they're 100% confirmed on that. So, that is a problem for people that don't have mobile friendly websites. Chris Hogan: You're warned. You're warned. And there's still people that don't have mobile websites. Some of them have by their [inaudible 00:02:10] credit a really dodgy version of their desktop version, and said, "This will do." And what's that gonna do for them Andrew? Andrew Groat: Well that means only that dodgy version will be in the search results now. Chris Hogan: Yeah. Andrew Groat: So, if you have a really, really good desktop site, doesn't matter. So the big thing here is, you shouldn't have a separate mobile version of the website. And I've done a bit of research this morning and we've always said responsive web design is the way to go. 100%. So you... To explain that a little bit better. If you have a mobile version of your website, that's when you have ABC.com.au as your desktop website, and then maybe M.ABC.com.au as your mobile only website. That's the only thing that's gonna be indexed now, is the mobile website. Chris Hogan: Yeah. Andrew Groat: So if you've got a kind of crappy version of your main website as your mobile site, then kiss the good one goodbye. Chris Hogan: And responsive websites are the ones that basically resize. So, they should be designed to resize from a desktop view, down to an iPad view, down to different width iPhone ... Sorry, phone widths, mobile phone widths. And it should show the same content. Andrew Groat: The same information, yeah. It should. Chris Hogan: And that's great and the reason why people should have done it that way, or should be doing it that way, is because it means that when you update your website, which might be from a laptop computer, most of the time... Or sorry, a desktop computer. Then what you're seeing on your desktop is what you're also gonna see on your mobile. And then it's just a quick check, "yep, displays fine." Done. And the content is exactly the same. So, you haven't had to do it in two places and be all tricky. And yeah, now if you don't have it, you're not gonna show on Google's search results, so. Andrew Groat: So you have to sort of ask yourself... You may not know if you have a responsive website or you just have a mobile version or something else. But you have to ask yourself, "When I look at my website on the phone, is it a different experience in terms of the content and information to someone on the desktop?" If it is, that's a problem. So Google's only gonna be reading the mobile version. Google is only checking your phone on a mobile, and it's only using that content to put it in the search results. So that could have a huge impact on your SEO. If you have cut down versions of all your text or you have cut down versions of anything. Or you just literally not showing certain pages, they're gone. Chris Hogan: Crazy. Andrew Groat: So there's a couple of ways you can check this. Chris Hogan: That was my next question. Andrew Groat: So Google has the mobile testing tool, we'll put a link to that down at the bottom. Now one thing about that, it's about to be updated. So when Google releases this update, they're also gonna have an updated version of this mobile friendly test. So you can check that now, and it might say it's okay, there might be a couple of things you need to fix up. As soon as they re-release this indexing update, you can guarantee they'll have a new version of this mobile testing tool. So keep on top of that. But the best way to test, and this may be a little bit over people's heads, and we can put some links in to get this setup. You need Search Console, that's Google Search Console, and that's what all of us webmasters use to keep on top of errors on a website. So if there's any errors showing up on a website, Google's crawled a page and then suddenly change the name of that page and it can't find it anymore. Search Console will send you an email for that. So inside Search Console, there is a dropdown called Search Traffic. At the bottom of that there's one called Mobile Usability, and they've said the best way to guarantee that you're gonna be okay for this new Mobile First Indexing change, is to check that page. So if you have any errors on that page, which means that Google can't check some of your pages because it's not mobile usable, then you need to get on top of that. And if you have anything on there that says it can't crawl your website, on the Mobile Usability page, you need to get on top of that, because that's Google trying to check your website as a mobile phone. So that's the best place to look. Chris Hogan: Cool. So, to recap, when does this come out? Andrew Groat: They're already rolling it out. Chris Hogan: It's now. Andrew Groat: They're testing it ... They said they're testing it on a select few websites right now. Chris Hogan: Right. Andrew Groat: And then it's gonna be rolled out country by country, so. Chris Hogan: Heck yeah. Andrew Groat: Even as we're saying this, it's probably already starting. Chris Hogan: And what's our average across our clients, what's the average number of searches via mobile at the moment? Andrew Groat: It's about 50%, it's probably more like 60 to 65%, is mobile traffic. And depending on what industry you're in, it's probably higher. Like we have some clients that are up to 80% mobile. Anything that involves ticketing for some reason, is always a lot higher. Even these days, e-commerce is a lot higher. E-commerce used to only happen on desktop, it's more that 50% on mobile now. People are becoming more trusting to putting credit card details through mobile. It's getting easier, there's better payment systems now. Chris Hogan: You can save your credit card details on your phone, just like you can on your laptop. Andrew Groat: Your AfterPay, PayPal, it's a lot more secure now so. Chris Hogan: Yeah. Andrew Groat: Yeah, very serious. Chris Hogan: Very serious guys. So if you aren't taking this seriously, then say goodbye to 60, 80% of your traffic from Google search results. Andrew Groat: If not all of it. If you don't have a mobile version, you're probably gonna be gone. Chris Hogan: Give us a call if you need help, we're here to spread the love. Andrew will give you a big cuddle. Andrew Groat: Over the phone. Chris Hogan: Consult, console you. Andrew Groat: And then we'll figure out a solution. Chris Hogan: Yeah. Andrew Groat: After the cuddle. Chris Hogan: Yeah. We do virtual cuddles. Thanks very much Andrew, that was very insightful. Thanks for watching guys. 'Get Fact Up' is available on MeMedia.com.au, also available on our Facebook page and on YouTube. You can subscribe there and get notified as soon as we go live with that vid. Stay tuned, and we'll see you next week. Andrew Groat: Thank you.

A large portion of the web has already migrated to the Mobile First Index. However, there is still a huge portion still living in the world of desktop-first. To help those who have yet to make the transition, we recently dug into the data of nearly 500 million URLs over 1.5 billion Googlebot visits to learn from the sites that have fully made the move. In this talk from Botify's Frank Vitovitch, find out the specific characteristics of sites who saw major improvements and learn the mistakes to avoid from those who lost traffic during their transition.

En esta reunión mensual Jaime y Juan hablan de las novedades más relevantes del mes en Marketing Digital y Redes Sociales, y hablaremos de: CONSEJO DE PRODUCTIVIDAD & EMPRENDIMIENTO Os contamos los beneficios que produce en tu trabajo el hecho de madrugar, y lo productivo que es trabajar a estas horas. NOVEDADES DE MARKETING SURFERS - La Biblia de Marketing Digital ¡Número 1 en ventas de Amazon en libros de Marketing! Puedes encontrarlo aquí http://bit.ly/BIBLIAMKT - Anunciamos nuestro próximo proyecto: una agencia de Marketing Digital enfocada al video marketing https://diloenvideo.com. NOVEDADES PERSONALES - Jaime nos cuenta el progreso de su membership site hotelmarketing.school, su entrenamiento para el #CruceDelEstrechoSolidario y su nuevo programa #DiarioDeUnEmprendedor. - Juan nos habla de sus 2 nuevos proyectos relacionado con el video y mi canal de youtube para principios de abril. GOOGLE & SEO - Hablamos del enlace de Google Reserva de Hoteles por voz - Google añade una nueva función que facilita retomar búsquedas anteriores - Mobile First Index: ¿por qué no indexa mi web? REDES SOCIALES - Comprar "shouts" en IG con herramientas como shoutcart, ¿de verdad es útil? - Así es como Instagram promociona IGTV para atraer a más usuarios - ¿Eres influencer? Instagram prepara algo EXCLUSIVO para ti - Debatimos sobre los ingredientes básicos para un vídeo viral, ¿existe alguna llave para hacerlo? - ¡Ya puedes utilizar CTAs en las Stories de Facebook! - LinkedIn lanza un nuevo servicio de transmisión de vídeos en vivo - Importancia y uso de técnicas en WhatsApp Marketing HERRAMIENTA RECOMENDADA Mixkit, una colección de vídeos gratuitos que podemos usar en nuestros proyectos CURIOSIDADES - Os hablamos del nuevo anuncio de Netflix utilizando el twitt de @alexsancheski - Rusia se desconectará de Internet como parte de un experimento. - Contenido ilegal en cadenas de blockchain, un problema no tan sencillo de solucionar - ¿Qué es el neuromanagement de un negocio?

On this week's episode of the Internet Marketing Podcast Andy is joined by Aleyda Solis, International SEO consultant & Founder at Orainti to talk about Mobile SEO, International SEO and the latest on the importance of Technical SEO. On the show you'll learn about: What's been happening in Mobile SEO over the last few yearsWhat the Mobile First Index is, how it works and the impact it has on searchThe most common mistake businesses make when it comes to mobileAccelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) - why it's important to configure it properly, make sure pages are well optimised and provide a good user experienceWhy International SEO is important and why there's been a boom in bigger brands adopting itHreflang and how it can help with your International SEOJavaScript and the impact it has on technical SEO Why Technical SEO is still important todayPlus, Aleyda provides her top tip/key takeaway for the audience. If you'd like to connect with Aleyda, you can find her on Twitter here, on LinkedIn here and her own personal website is here.   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 57 of The Redirect Podcast: A more global rollout of the Mobile-First Index in Google is apparent. This past week, site administrators saw an influx of mobile-first indexation notifications from Google (Search Console). Plus, fluctuations in search traffic leading up to and after the rollout. Switching gears, we deep dive into a simple, yet often overlooked concept of content organization and taxonomy based on how your customers actually buy from you. Does your site actually reflect this, and can it have an impact on SEO? This and much more on The Redirect Podcast. Show notes at https://blacktruckmedia.com/podcast/redirect-podcast-episode-57/

"Hvad er op og ned i Googles nye mobile first index?" LIKE & DEL ... hvis dette podcast er relevant/aktuelt for din virksomhed. Lyt med og lær mere om: - Hvad er mobile first index? - Hvordan fungerer mobile first index? - Er desktop versionen død? - Hvad er AMP og har det betydning for indekseringen af din webshop? - Hvad skal man gøre fremadrettet? Henrik Bondtofte fra Bondtofte & Co giver i dette webshop podcast en forklaring på, hvordan du skal forholde dig til det nye mobile first index. Google har meldt ud, at websites nu bliver indekseret via mobile first konceptet. Men betyder det, at du ikke skal fokusere på desktopversionen af din webshop? Henrik Bondtofte giver svarene. Han har mere end 10 års erfaring inden for SEO og online markedsføring. I denne episode kan du blive meget klogere Googles mobile first index, hvor Henrik deler sin ekspertviden med os. Vi holder dig opdateret via vores nyhedsbrev, når der kommer nyt indenfor SEO, nye store ændringer fra Google, og meget mere ... Så husk at tilmelde dig nyhedsbrevet. Har du spørgsmål til Mobile First Index? Find Webshop Podcast på Facebook, hvor vi deler alle vores podcasts, eller skriv en kommentar her på SoundCloud. FØLG OS: Website: www.webshoppodcast.dk Facebook: www.facebook.com/webshoppodcast Itunes: itunes.apple.com/dk/podcast/websh...d1334171457?mt=2 YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCPjC7g0e0E2cM01QqXZKXaQ

Introductions: The panel this week included Steve Bonin, David Harry, Steve Plunket, Doc Sheldon, Terry Van Horne, Kevin Doory, Katherine Parsons, Blair Urquat and Bill Slawski who are either members of the SEO Training Dojo or Friends of the Dojo. We would like to thank them for joining the hangout (some were in and out) and for sharing!! Checkout the highlights, T's thoughts and show notes for links to posts the panel discussed and the highlights which "roughly" give the time where the highlight occurs in the podcast. This week the panel discussed Speed of site as a ranking factor with a Mobile First Index; Mobile First Index and Mobile Friendly Design; SSL as a ranking factor started a discussion about privacy and a webmasters RIGHT to collect some info; Flat Architecture and Click Depth; SSL migration; SEO's should become Video Marketers post by Google and more SEO Tips. Highlights: Introductions.... 12:45 Speed of site as a ranking factor: Bill shared about finding AMP Pages in desktop results so it seems that the Mobile First Index may be influencing desktop. 17:35 Mobile First Index and Mobile Friendly Design: At this point the site speed debate morphed into a discussion on the limitations of WordPress THEMES to use friendly Mobile design and how Google MAY use speed as ranking factor more with Mobile First Index. 26:15 SSL as a ranking factor: started a discussion about privacy and a webmasters RIGHT to collect some info 31:28 Flat Architecture and Click Depth: Dave started the discussion on flat architecture and click depth. The discussion started with the fact that many SEO's confuse architecture with URL structure. Terry discussed how HUB page or HUB design is one way to guarantee 3 clicks from SERP to task fulfillment. 44:00 SSL migration: discussion was started by Steve Plunket sharing that it took about 2 weeks to index and bounce back in rankings. 44:30 The SEO's should become Video Marketers post by Google: The consensus was that there was brand lift from banner advertising etc. Terry added that there is also a lot of benefit from videos such as better conversion especially for touchy feely products videos should improve conversion. Dave and Terry went on to discuss how they used Video to enter SERPs. This technique works very well in blended SERPs. Next this discussion moved to how video sites like YouTube are the preferred search destination for teens, tweens and younger people. Illustrating younger people are better targets and video popularity trenss will only likely to improve. Steve asked how we get clients to buy in. Terry and Dave made the point that the expectations of people using YouTube are different than people watching a commercial on TV. Make it informative was the consensus. T's Thoughts: Speed of site as a ranking factor is a controversial topic for SEOs and you'll likely see that debate heat up as the Mobile First index is rolled out! Using the site speed metric as ranking factor makes far more sense for a mobile first index. The fact this is rolling out slowly with alerts to webmasters when it occurs could mean that Google is running some sort of program to establish a "baseline" Quality Score for the mobile version of a site. The rollout of the Mobile First Index would seem to be a similar situation to Panda and Penguin where we saw these updates rolled out slowly. If that is the case be ready for considerable flux as new layers are added to the algo using data from machine learning. John Mueller recently posted in Social Media that incremental improvements to site load could be beneficial to rankings which would make sense if site speed is part of the Quality Score. IMO, Quality Score is also where Google uses machine learning extensively to gain insights into what to add to these updates to algos like Penguin and in particular Panda. My thoughts, and the consensus of many on the panel is that responsive design does not necessarily mean it is Mobile friendly and IMO, a Mobile First Index means that SEOs now need to access the affects of Mobile design not only Google but users who increasingly use our sites on a smartphone! Smartphone usage is only going to increase so it's time to review our responsive design and access the impact of resizing large images on the fly using height and width instead of providing the appropriately sized image for the device, forms where design breaks on Mobile etc. SSL just don't get me started... life's too short! Just another way for the EU to POSSIBLY indirectly tax the world. I think it's a joke that people believe the EU will try and invoke their stupid laws on small North American businesses. I think a webmaster deserves to know how a user is using their site so they can improve it. GDPR is just more indirect taxation BS from the EU! Those who think they will prosecute US and Canadian small businesses when those stupid laws are not applied in their jurisdiction... there's a saying about sharp tools and toolboxes, IMO, it applies here. It's a sort of scare mongering! Maybe my feelings about this are influenced from a similar situation in the past. I heard the same BS when accessibility laws were passed in the US about a decade ago. Yet to hear of any Canadian company being sued or any sort of litigation... those selling it were implying it was a sure thing. It is no surprise to me that ambulance chasing lawyers in the US are suing people based on these old out dated laws...that'd be par for the course wouldn't it? As to logs infringing on people's privacy, personally... it's worked for over 25 years because IP addresses change and there is no identity info transfer in an IP (which could have several other users using the same IP).... and the only way to provide any PERFECT protection for peoples privacy is to instruct them to unplug the modem/internet cuz if someone is looking to sniff IP's it won't be at a website with no transactions! That is the last place they'd be looking to do it from!! It's overkill in epic proportions! I understand as soon as a website is collecting ANY info SSL should be used. I won't even go into how confusing it must be to newbies who see Google saying site speed and SSL are ranking factors. One directly affects the other negatively ie: sites slow down on SSL! Personally, Google's ads are the slowest element to load on most pages hence they want site speed! SSL sites makes it easier to manage the Google analytics scripting and deters remote scripting of the script. Both of these factors affect webmasters negatively and benefit Google. Google calling these ranking factors IMO, is a stretch! They don't work like any other ranking factor I can remember today! Flat architecture has been the basis for my architecture design from day 1... even before I ventured into SEO. The reason? Simple! Usability and enhanced navigation. On large sites achieving 3 click task fulfillment is only possible through a flat architecture. Basically..... main navigation contains top categories. Categories should, at the very least, contain all sub categories. I would also include specials, closeouts, product reviews and any related posts that enhance the sale/close usually chosen through category of the posts. Sub category pages have all the products in the sub with links to related subs like drum accessories linked to from. So as an example for drums... they'd be in the Percussion category, the drums subcat would link to the drum accessories, foot pedals, cymbals etc. and the subcats listed on drums link back to drums in both breadcrumbs and in the copy. Also on the drums page would be links to brands, however, I don't always link to all brands in a category because sometimes the number of sub categories and brands can overwhelm the user and they are unable to make any choice! Here's the Hangout Video: Some we may not have discussed but are good to see anyway! Do Google Reviews Impact Local Ranking How We Fought Webspam - Webspam Report Google Page Depth Flat Architecture Googlebot Discovery Seo SEO's should become Video Marketers post by Google Posts on Mobile Speed update Google Chrome Usage Data Measure Site Speed Googles Mobile Page Speed Update Rolling Googles Speed Scale Mobile Page Speed Update The Hosts Terry Van Horne Dave Harry iTunes and the Dojo Radio iPhone App!  

Google rolt de Mobile First Index uit. Wat zijn de gevolgen? Is de nieuwe Adwords interface echt een verbetering? YouTube komt met een nieuwe retargeting functie. JUKE gaat de concurrentie aan met Spotify. En welke gevolgen hebben on demand diensten voor de (online) marketing. Zien en horen we nog wel advertenties? Hosts: Jeroen Roozendaal, Niels Hobert, Wouter Nieuwerth Shownotes: www.adwise.nl/podcast13

Google has announced that it is rolling out the next stage of its mobile first index, with more sites being moved onto the new ranking algorithm. This rollout is only for sites that “follow the best practices for mobile-first indexing”, but will see those sites ranked in organic search based on how they perform on mobile devices, rather than desktop. Google’s long-awaited mobile first index is now expected to go live later this summer.

Episode 40 of The Redirect Podcast: Google officially announces that the mobile first index has started to roll out at scale. Keep monitoring your Search Console messages to find out if your site has been included. Plus tips on double-checking your mobile-friendliness. For those focused on your local SEO efforts, you'll want to check out your listings and get descriptions updated. Full details on how to access this feature and what you might want to include. We know reviews can play a major part in your local SEO strategy, but who polices the gamification of Google Local Guides? This and much more on The Redirect Podcast. Show notes at https://blacktruckmedia.com/podcast/redirect-podcast-episode-40/

Ep 29: Thinking Outside the Subscription Box | Kevin Tighe   In Episode 29, Kyle Tighe, Co-Founder and CEO of Surf Shop Box, discusses various marketing strategies to create brand awareness and Surf Shop Box's unique subscription model. He shares his insight on building a brand from scratch, establishing partnerships, and marketing to two different target audiences.    Kyle begins by providing background information on Surf Shop Box and how the business operates. He shares that building relationships with both established and emerging brands presents efficient marketing for the businesses while exposing customers to a variety of quality surf apparel.    Tyler and Kyle also discuss different acquisition channels that work best for Surf Shop Box, including the use of influencer marketing on Facebook and Instagram. In regards to the subscription model, Kyle advises listeners to discover what's most effective for both the company and its customers.    The conversation wraps up with Kyle sharing his key takeaway: subscription commerce is an extremely powerful business model. Overall, Kyle explains that there are many opportunities for marketing leaders to apply this concept to their own businesses.   Join Tyler, Michelle, and Kyle in this conversation about their subscription box model as they explain how Surf Shop Box implements its own unique strategies.    Timestamps 00:00 – Intro 00:53 – What’s In the News | Google’s Mobile-First Index  03:44 – Featured Guests Intro | Kevin Tighe  03:53 – Surf Shop Box 06:06 – Subscription Box Model 11:08 – Building a Brand from Scratch  13:55 – Niche Marketing  17:08 – Acquisition Channels  17:50 – Measuring the Success of Influencer Marketing 21:15 – 2018 IRCE  22:08 - KPIs 24:50 – Minimizing Churn  30:40 – Conversion Rate Optimization  33:26 – How to get Surf Shop Box’s message Across to Customers  34:24 – Possible Rebrand of Surf Shop Box  37:12 – Key Take Away 40:42 – Outro   Featured Guest | Kevin Tighe surfshopbox.com - Code LIONSHARE for $20 Off     IRCE - CHICAGO: https://www.irce.com    10% off conference passes (Exhibit Hall Only passes excluded) and will be valid starting on 1/1/2018.  Code: LIONS18 Lion’s Share Marketing Podcast Learn More About Tyler & Kyle Music Intro Music – Colony House – Buy “2:20” on iTunes Outro Music – Skillet – Buy “Lions” on iTunes

Find out what SEO aspects you should take into consideration when preparing for Google's mobile-first index.The post Are You Ready for Google’s Mobile-First Index? [PODCAST] appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

According to a report from Reuters, the European Commission has proposed new rules that will require search engines, commerce sites and online platforms to explain how they rank results and to reveal why companies are penalized or removed from listings or results. Google is showing answers in the search results without showing any organic listings or ads or anything but the answer. Yehoshua Coren posted on Twitter a screen shot of him going to Google and Google returning the answer and a button to show search results. Google's John Mueller said on Twitter that Google does not "pass signals through a lot of different kinds of links," when asked if Google automatically nofollow Amazon affiliate links.Google has confirmed a core algo update happened last week. Google’s Danny Sullivan stated that Google was not targeting low quality websites. He explicitly confirmed that there is nothing wrong to fix in sites that lose rankings. This announcement is important because it squashes the usual Phantom Update speculation. Google is not targeting “low quality” signals.Jim Hedger and Dave Davies catch up with welcome MobileMoxie founder Cindy Krum. Learn more about what Cindy is working by checking out the following...Mobile Search SimulatorMobile-First Indexing Article Series --- Article 1: Voice, Traditional Search Entity Understanding:Article 2: Media with PWAs, Apps, Instant Apps Voice:Article 3: Image Search, Shopping, Schema Payments:Article 4: International SEO, Languages, Local SEO Maps:

According to a report from Reuters, the European Commission has proposed new rules that will require search engines, commerce sites and online platforms to explain how they rank results and to reveal why companies are penalized or removed from listings or results. Google is showing answers in the search results without showing any organic listings or ads or anything but the answer. Yehoshua Coren posted on Twitter a screen shot of him going to Google and Google returning the answer and a button to show search results. Google's John Mueller said on Twitter that Google does not "pass signals through a lot of different kinds of links," when asked if Google automatically nofollow Amazon affiliate links.Google has confirmed a core algo update happened last week. Google's Danny Sullivan stated that Google was not targeting low quality websites. He explicitly confirmed that there is nothing wrong to fix in sites that lose rankings. This announcement is important because it squashes the usual Phantom Update speculation. Google is not targeting “low quality” signals.Jim Hedger and Dave Davies catch up with welcome MobileMoxie founder Cindy Krum. Learn more about what Cindy is working by checking out the following...Mobile Search SimulatorMobile-First Indexing Article Series --- Article 1: Voice, Traditional Search Entity Understanding:Article 2: Media with PWAs, Apps, Instant Apps Voice:Article 3: Image Search, Shopping, Schema Payments:Article 4: International SEO, Languages, Local SEO Maps:

The hosts discuss the intriguing results of a voice search ranking factor study by Backlinko, followed by more news on Google’s Mobile First Index, handy new mobile tools from Google, and some Mueller Files.

The hosts discuss the intriguing results of a voice search ranking factor study by Backlinko, followed by more news on Google’s Mobile First Index, handy new mobile tools from Google, and some Mueller Files.

The hosts discuss the intriguing results of a voice search ranking factor study by Backlinko, followed by more news on Google's Mobile First Index, handy new mobile tools from Google, and some Mueller Files.

Welcome to Episode 43 of This Week Online Today, where I will be talking to you about the big online news that has been happening this week today to make sure that you are ahead of the game when it comes to running your online brand successfully. And at the end of the show, I will also be giving you a bonus tip of the week to help you further.

Episode 34 of The Redirect Podcast: Google's mobile-first index is rolling out, but there are still many unknowns. Cindy Krum, Founder and CEO of MobileMoxie joins the podcast to share a deep understanding of Google's mobile-first index. We explore the new mobile-first index, what marketers can expect, and how to best prepare for the shift. The discussion includes what changes can be seen live already, how progressive web apps (PWAs)are still emerging, and the impact voice search will have on mobile search for brands. We end the episode with Cindy giving details on three key takeaways to consider in this mobile search environment. Show notes at https://blacktruckmedia.com/podcast/redirect-podcast-episode-34/

Mobile First Index i Google? For desværre alt for mange er det en by i Rusland, og det får voldsomme konsekvenser for de webkøbmænd, der enten ignorer det eller bare ikke har fulgt med. Det … Mobile First Index Læs resten The post Mobile First Index appeared first on Concept Interest SEO / Søgemaskineoptimering.

Today on Webcology we talk about everything need to know up and coming in internet toys. Plus we touch a very cool way a band used facebook live delay. Google's John Mueller confirmed yesterday in a hangout at the 15:38 mark that Google is indeed testing the mobile first index in the live search results. With this test, Google is not only looking to see how much it impacts the searchers and current rankings but they are also building new classifiers for debugging purposes. Have a session idea for SMX West? They would love to hear from you, especially if your idea is about e-commerce marketing. SMX wants your input to help them plan the upcoming SMX West conference, which will be taking place on March 13-15, 2018. Specifically, if you have a great idea for a session that you think should be on the agenda. This is almost too amazing! Using the delayed audio and video from a Facebook Live, the band managed to create a loop version of their song "Bear Claws." It's a little easier to understand if you actually see it in action, but essentially, the band performs for a Facebook Live feed that's then projected behind them. They manage to sync up and perform with the same delayed feed a few seconds later, and as the song progresses, it gets more and more interesting. 

Today on Webcology we talk about everything need to know up and coming in internet toys. Plus we touch a very cool way a band used facebook live delay. Google's John Mueller confirmed yesterday in a hangout at the 15:38 mark that Google is indeed testing the mobile first index in the live search results. With this test, Google is not only looking to see how much it impacts the searchers and current rankings but they are also building new classifiers for debugging purposes. Have a session idea for SMX West? They would love to hear from you, especially if your idea is about e-commerce marketing. SMX wants your input to help them plan the upcoming SMX West conference, which will be taking place on March 13-15, 2018. Specifically, if you have a great idea for a session that you think should be on the agenda. This is almost too amazing! Using the delayed audio and video from a Facebook Live, the band managed to create a loop version of their song "Bear Claws." It's a little easier to understand if you actually see it in action, but essentially, the band performs for a Facebook Live feed that's then projected behind them. They manage to sync up and perform with the same delayed feed a few seconds later, and as the song progresses, it gets more and more interesting. 

Google's Gary Illyes on how to prepare for a mobile-first index and ensure your mobile website will rank well.The post Gary Illyes on How to Get Ready for Google’s Mobile-First Index appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Listeners know we have had the Mueller Files for a while now, well… it’s time for the Illyes Files to make its presence known. This is because Gary Illyes of Google was the bearer of a ton of news at this year’s PubCon. That news includes Google Search Switching to Mobile First Index from Desktop Index, Machine Learning Will Never Take Over the Whole Search Algorithm and more.

Listeners know we have had the Mueller Files for a while now, well… it's time for the Illyes Files to make its presence known. This is because Gary Illyes of Google was the bearer of a ton of news at this year's PubCon. That news includes Google Search Switching to Mobile First Index from Desktop Index, Machine Learning Will Never Take Over the Whole Search Algorithm and more.

Listeners know we have had the Mueller Files for a while now, well… it’s time for the Illyes Files to make its presence known. This is because Gary Illyes of Google was the bearer of a ton of news at this year’s PubCon. That news includes Google Search Switching to Mobile First Index from Desktop Index, Machine Learning Will Never Take Over the Whole Search Algorithm and more.

Listeners know we have had the Mueller Files for a while now, well… it's time for the Illyes Files to make its presence known. This is because Gary Illyes of Google was the bearer of a ton of news at this year's PubCon. That news includes Google Search Switching to Mobile First Index from Desktop Index, Machine Learning Will Never Take Over the Whole Search Algorithm and more.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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Unannounced Google Search Update; Everything We Know About the Google Mobile-first Index. No Changes to Mobile Friendly Criteria or Ranking Boost With Mobile First Indexing. Bing Search Will Not Do Mobile First Search Index.  How to prepare your business for Google’s mobile-first index.

Unannounced Google Search Update; Everything We Know About the Google Mobile-first Index. No Changes to Mobile Friendly Criteria or Ranking Boost With Mobile First Indexing. Bing Search Will Not Do Mobile First Search Index.  How to prepare your business for Google’s mobile-first index.

Understanding the Google Mobile First Index Rollout from Building Indexable Progressive Web Apps, lots of updates to Android phones and aggregated webmaster tools to better leverage search data. Jim and Dave welcome Cindy Krum, Emily Grossman and Ashley Berman Hale from MobileMoxie to discuss all of the changes. 

Understanding the Google Mobile First Index Rollout from Building Indexable Progressive Web Apps, lots of updates to Android phones and aggregated webmaster tools to better leverage search data. Jim and Dave welcome Cindy Krum, Emily Grossman and Ashley Berman Hale from MobileMoxie to discuss all of the changes. 

Back in September 2015 Google declared that it was experimenting with a mobile only index in order to address a number of ranking signal issues for mobile. One year on and a recent announcement from the search giant discussing a full split seems to suggest we could see an official launch sometime in 2017. Michael Hayden, SEO Lead at Stickyeyes takes a closer look. Want to see more videos from Stickyeyes? Check out our Video Hub: http://www.stickyeyes.com/video Subscribe to our YouTube channel videos: http://www.youtube.com/user/stickyeyesTV. To get email updates of our latest video blogs, insights and intelligence, sign up to our email updates: http://www.stickyeyes.com/newsletter/ Subscribe to our Digital Minute podcasts: RSS: http://feeds.feedburner.com/DigitalMi... Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/d... Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/stick... Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/stickyeyes/set... Find us on Twitter at @stickyeyes or visit our website at http://www.stickyeyes.com