June 6, 2018 | Posted by Shay Harel Not too shabby. At least, that’s my sentiment when looking back on the moves Google made on the May SERP. After analyzing the changes made to the Google SERP over the course of the month, I’m left wondering where we are heading and what is … Read more
Titles and meta descriptions help people quickly determine whether to click on a result in the search engine results pages or not. Source link
Google updated the video structured data to say that the description property is no longer required. Instead, Google moved the description property item to the “recommended” section, from the “required” section of the help document. This means that videos that were missing the description property within your structured data are now valid. Google Search Console … Read more
Google has removed the requirement to have the description property as part of your video structured data. Google says it is still recommended to provide a description to your videos in the structured data but it is not a requirement. With that, Google Search Console will not report errors for missing description property items. Structured … Read more
You can find everything you need to know about title and meta descriptions length here. We will talk about what they are, the best practices, and how you can leverage them for your SEO. Understand what are good titles and meta descriptions? The perfect length for both title and meta description. Changes in title and … Read more
It’s not every day when Google shares exact examples of what it expects content creators to do. Google has added examples on how to improve meta descriptions to its updated help documentation. The search engine giant not only listed examples for what it considers “good meta descriptions” for you to follow, but it also shared … Read more
Before you start: if you’re unfamiliar with the principles of statistical SEO split-testing and how SplitSignal works, we’re suggesting you start here or request a demo of SplitSignal. First, we asked our Twitter followers to vote: The result of the votes on Twitter. This time the majority of our followers were RIGHT! Read further to find out why. The Case Study … Read more
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