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Am I the only one thinking that this can get horribly wrong? When they talk about "meta directives", this likely means meta robots noindex/nofollow (not robots.txt). Since this requires the page to be crawled first, this sounds like a potentially huge waste of crawl budget.
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Ecommerce SEO: The Keys for Success Now & Beyond - My presentation from #SERPConf2024 👀 going through:
1. Maximize Your PDPs optimization efforts
2. Facilitate Google access and understanding of your product related content with SD, Merchant Center Feed and Image Optimization
3. Grow your brand authority with informational content investment
… and more covered in the presentation: https://t.co/nzFfGdxqZP
@nikrangerseo@darth_na@thetafferboy@lilyraynyc Can you elaborate on how you build the model? I was thinking of something like position, visual position (in pixels), serp features on the serp, serp features of the snippet - but that would require crawling the serp (only feasible for the most important keywords)
SEO updates you ✨NEED✨ to know [30 Sep]:
⚠️ Google has updated its spam policy with several notable changes, including talking about sites using "extensive automation to product content", likely meaning human-tweaked AI content. via @Marie_Haynes
📊 Some recent recoveries after the August core update are being reversed. The volatility continues as some sites that were hit particularly hard by last year's HCU are now seeing their small gains disappear again. via @abbysuegleason
🎠 Google is testing a 'from small businesses' carousel. This is being tested on mobile and is likely connected to the 'small business' attribute in Google Business Profile. via @rustybrick
🧠 Cloudflare launches Speed Brain, a speculative model that can reportedly reduce LCP by up to 75%. It does this by prefetching the most likely next pages' content and is now available for all Cloudflare users at no extra cost.
📉 Forbes Advisor has recently lost rankings for over 1.7 million queries. This may be the result of a manual penalty and related to the huge parasite SEO problem Forbes has had recently. via @glenngabe
🏷️ Google is testing 'For You' and 'Preferred Source' labels. This appears to be another step towards the personalisation of the main SERP that we've seen previously in Google Discover and Google News.
🚫 WP Engine has been banned by WordPress. If you're using their plugins, tools or hosting, you may want to look for an alternative solution even though the ban is being temporarily lifted.
✨ Google now highlights content creators and their expertise in Knowledge Panels. This label may be a significant boost in credibility for content creators as trusted online sources. via @jasonmbarnard
🗳️ SearchPilot confirms no benefit to using JSON-LD or Microdata for your markup. Despite Google listing JSON-LD as best practice, there appears to be no advantage or disadvantage either way. via @rida_a95
🤖 Cloudflare's AI Audit will allow sites to charge AI bots for scraping content. This is a step in the right direction of offering some compensation for content creators whose work is being "stolen" by LLMs and AI-powered search.
💰 Google adds support for sale pricing and priceType structured data. This should make it easier for users to specify sale prices and directly compare them to the full price, original listing.
🔍 Google removes the cache: search operator. Google had previously announced this in March 2024 and has since reacted by including links directly to the Internet Archive (which I covered two weeks ago) via @martinibuster
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Here's your regular reminder that sometimes your site is fine, and Google just has no idea what's good and what isn't. (No changes in approach, links etc. No content purge yada yada yada. Just Google's March and Aug updates deciding completely different things.)
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The judge in the DOJ vs. Google trial has ruled the Google violated antitrust laws.
I'm no lawyer, but I'm super interested in this case. I thought my day was done, but instead, let's dig in and see what's interesting in this 286 page document.
(David has brought me wine🍷. We could be here for a while...)
I 'hacked' Chrome and used its shopping intent classifier to build an eCommerce image optimisation tool for my team. Details in the article: https://t.co/YgsgkgP10A
@brodieseo@googlesearchc I was wondering the same thing.
@googlesearchc could we get an official statement that the GMC setting is indeed equivalent to the structured data and that hence the warning can be safely ignored?
A note in the corresponding docs https://t.co/NjmWEH9x2h would be great as well
@g33konaut@JohnMu@methode Gotcha. One last question for the sake of completeness: Once all URLs are removed from the index, is it then appropriate to block them from being crawled again via a robots.txt? FYI: The vast majority (99.99..%) will not have any links pointing to them.
Tech SEO question for @JohnMu / @methode / @g33konaut: What's the fastest way to get rid of a large (1mio+) nr of URLs in the index for the purpose of "removing low quality pages"?
URLs are already in the index but can be blocked entirely with a simple robots.txt rule
BUT (1/3)