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Making a website is no easy task, but what if your search engine had guidelines and best practices in place to help you build a better website? Search Advocates Gary…
Read More »Are SEOs Unwilling To Say “I Don’t Know”? via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Martin Splitt, Google’s Developer Advocate, believes SEO professionals are unwilling to admit when they don’t know something, which causes friction with developers. The post Are SEOs Unwilling To Say “I…
Read More »Google On Why Page Experience Report Has No Data via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Google’s Martin Splitt explains to site owners why their Page Experience report in Search Console may not be populated with data. The post Google On Why Page Experience Report Has…
Read More »Google Page Experience Update Launching Mid-June on Mobile First via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Google’s Martin Splitt says the Page Experience update will begin a gradual launch in mid-June with a full rollout expected by August. The post Google Page Experience Update Launching Mid-June…
Read More »Google SEO Mythbusting: Is More Content Better? via @MattGSouthern
Google’s Martin Splitt, and Lily Ray of Path Interactive, discuss the most common concerns SEOs have when it comes to creating website content. The post Google SEO Mythbusting: Is More…
Read More »Google SEO 101: Site Migrations via @MattGSouthern
Google’s Martin Splitt, and Glenn Gabe of G-Squared Interactive, get together to discuss the most common questions SEOs ask about site migrations. The post Google SEO 101: Site Migrations via…
Read More »Google: Be Careful Relying on 3rd Parties to Render Website Content via @MattGSouthern
Google’s Martin Splitt cautions site owners about the challenges that come with using JavaScript content rendered by third-parties, such as blog comment sections. The post Google: Be Careful Relying on…
Read More »Google Explains Why Field Data is More Reliable Than Lab Data via @MattGSouthern
Google’s Martin Splitt recently gave a detailed explanation of the difference between lab data and field data as it relates to testing tools. The post Google Explains Why Field Data…
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