Google Says 70% of Sites Have Been Moved to Mobile-First Indexing
As Google prepares to switch all sites to mobile-first indexing, the company confirms 70% of sites have already moved over.
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As Google prepares to switch all sites to mobile-first indexing, the company confirms 70% of sites have already moved over.
Twitter confirmed it’s testing a new feature, called Fleets, which is similar to Instagram and Snapchat stories.
Google’s Daniel Waisberg stated that sites don’t necessarily need sitemaps unless they fall into one of three categories.
YouTube is upgrading its analytics capabilities, allowing creators to compare multiple metrics side-by-side for the first time.
YouTube recently launched several new features that give creators access to more data, as well as more control over ads.
Google is updating its Google Ads mobile app with new optimization score features and a new dark mode option.
Results of a national tech survey find that a relatively small percentage of people are aware Facebook owns Instagram.
An update to Facebook Messenger that is “faster, smaller, and simpler” is rolling out to users over the coming weeks.
A report reveals an increased number of attacks against WordPress sites, all of which exploit security flaws in popular plugins.
Prices for Sponsored Product ads, Amazon’s most popular ad product, are continuing to go up according to a new report.
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Google updated its guidelines for the use of FAQ structured data with recommendations regarding repetitive content.
Facebook has published an updated set of best practices for business messaging that reflect upcoming changes to the Messenger platform. On March 4, new policies...
LinkedIn confirmed that it will soon be following Instagram, Facebook, and Snapchat by adding its own stories feature.
TikTok appears to be testing the ability for users to include direct website links in their profiles.
Twitter shared some advice with businesses about what it takes to write better tweets that get users to take action.
Facebook is upgrading its 3D photo capabilities, allowing users to create a 3D post out of any 2D image.
Google has created a new position within its company; a ‘creator liaison’ for communication between YouTube and its video publishers.
A new report estimates that TikTok will exceed 50 million users in the United States by 2021.
Google published a brief guide full of best practices for websites that provide breaking news coverage.
Google is testing the ability for people to customize their own Knowledge Graph cards that are displayed in search results.
Google’s Rich Results Test now lets users test how their HowTo markup is rendered by Google Home and smart displays.
Google shared a three-step guide on hiring an SEO for businesses who may be doing so for the first time.
Google is upgrading Search Console giving users the ability to download complete sets of data from reports.
Google is updating its image search results pages with icons indicating what type of content the images lead to.
Google is sending email notifications via Search Console to alert site owners about spikes in search traffic for specific pages.
Facebook’s launching a Creator Studio app for iOS and Android that assists users with managing page content and monitoring performance.
A new addition to LinkedIn profiles will allow users to highlight samples of their work for others to see.
Google has been spotted linking to competitive third-party services at the top of local search results pages.
It has been discovered that search engines, including Google, are indexing invites to private groups on WhatsApp.