Google: Follow Our Structured Data Requirements to Ensure Rich Result Eligibility
Google recommends following the official structured data requirements to ensure content is eligible to be displayed as a rich result.
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Google recommends following the official structured data requirements to ensure content is eligible to be displayed as a rich result.
Microsoft announced today at Pubcon that Bing is adopting Microsoft Edge to run JavaScript and render webpages with Bingbot.
Google has released its annual edition of ‘Frightgeist’ – a roundup of the year’s top Halloween costume searches.
Google announced it will soon be using machine learning to manage ad frequency when third-party cookies are missing.
Google is introducing user-generated images in product reviews on Google Shopping.
Google Ads is letting advertisers set conversion actions at the campaign level for video ads.
Google appears to be testing the complete removal of URLs from search results, displaying only the website name instead.
Google is adding two new reports in Search Console that provide site owners with more data on video search results.
Google Lens has been updated with the ability to find pieces of clothing that match items seen in a photo.
Google Shopping has been updated with a redesign and new features that make it easier for users to find products.
Google released a new report with fresh data on how people are searching for small businesses in the United States.
Google has announced three new ways for users to hide their personal activity while using Maps, YouTube, and Assistant.
As part of Google’s switch to evergreen Googlebot, the user agent will be updated to reflect the new Chrome version.
Google has finally moved the ‘Change of Address’ tool to the new Search Console interface.
Google has been spotted testing a new user interface for video game search results.
Creative Commons has created a WordPress plugin which makes it easier to attribute and license content.
Instagram is testing a way for customers to set reminders about product launches
Google Ads is making it easier to analyze performance across multiple accounts using Report Editor.
Instagram has launched an account dedicated to encouraging creators to publish more and longer content.
YouTube is introducing new search filters designed for creators to filter through the comments they receive on videos.
Microsoft has new audience targeting solutions combining customer data with new technology to reach customers when they’re ready to buy
Google My Business is letting restaurant listings remove links to online ordering.
Facebook will begin hiding like counts on posts in a test that begins September 27th in Australia.
Snapchat has substantially increased the maxmimum duration of video ads from ten seconds to three minutes.
Pinterest is rolling out a new ad format as well as an all new design for business profiles.
Google is rolling out a new look for call-only ads which is said to help drive higher quality leads.
Google Ads is updating optimization scores by improving the relevancy and quality of keyword recommendations.
Google is giving site owners the ability to customize how their content is previewed in search results.
In the latest instalment of the ‘Ask Google Webmasters’ video series John Mueller addresses a question about server migrations.
Google has given SEOs and site owners advance notice that a broad core algorithm update will be released later today. Later today, we are releasing...