FAQ: Google’s Popular Products and how to increase your organic product visibility
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How to get your products eligible, make your listings more competitive and measure traffic from Popular Products.
SEO expert Joe Robledo explains how to assess where you stand and how you can win, with featured snippets.
A discussion about the impact of new search behaviors, changing websites and algorithm updates on the massive shifts they're seeing.
A last reminder to switch to schema.org markup before April 6 to maintain rich result eligibility.
In less than a month, the SERP has shifted from brand results to one focused on the coronavirus outbreak.
RankRanger says the people also ask shows for 40% of queries, it use to show up for 52% of queries.
If you repeat the same question and answer in multiple FAQ pages on your site, you are in violation of Google's guidelines.
You can now test your pages in real time to see how Google can display your how-to pages on smart displays.
Marketing executives from Procter & Gamble and Under Armour talked SEO, customer experience, and the influence of D2C.
If you have implemented reviews on your pages, you won't want to miss out on these new tools and reports from Google.
The majority of participants also agreed that rich results improve Google search.
Google still plans to remove featured snippets from the right rail on desktop and move the feature into the main listings.
There will be no more referral fees from partners in flight search, as Google seeks to emphasize price and convenience in rankings.
Site owners will have to switch to schema.org markup to be eligible for rich results.
The listing are powered by product schema and retailer feeds submitted to Google Merchant Center.
Google's rich result test tool can now show external elements included by a page.
In the coming year it will be interesting to see how Google balances the priority of verticalization against the growing popularity of Google Maps as the first choice among searchers.
What’s past is prologue. Here’s our recap of the stories that will shape search for years to come.
Here are 5 tips from our SEO community we think are worth a second look.
The new flight search experience uses real-time data and direct integrations with airlines.
Evaluators are reminded not to base ratings on personal viewpoints.
John Shehata discusses how to attract more visitors through consolidating and optimizing existing assets.
A new update makes Google Actions accessible to a broader range of marketers to build an Action from scratch.
Search behaviors are changing as users "ping pong" their attention across search results pages.
Google announced you can now drill deeper into how your product rich results are doing in search.
Google has updated the rich results testing tool to preview recipes on smart displays using Google Assistant.
This tool gives in-house SEOs an edge to rank organically with job ads in a fiercely competitive recruiting market.
Aleyda Solis and Chris Long share their approaches to using Schema to increase organic search visibility.
The search veteran discussed how Google is entering new markets and what brands can do to insulate themselves.
The Google Webmaster Conference was filled with fun information. Here are the more important topics covered.
Will “UArizona” distinguish it from competitors and other well-known brands in search results if people still search “UA”?
“Even without the structured data leading to rich results, our systems profit by understanding the pages better when they use structured data,” Mueller said.
When FAQ Schema first launched, it was an exciting time for SEO. But the excitement soon turned to frustration (for some), with the guidelines for implementation being so broad they applied to just about any page on the web.
Google adds max-snippet, max-video-preview, max-image-preview and more to the nosnippet snippet controls
It has begun, Google is showing fewer review stars in its search results.
Check out this new report within Google Search Console and if you don't see it, do not panic.
If your review rich results in Google search disappear, here is maybe why.
Head or body, Mueller explains that Google can read both just fine.
FAQ snippets take more space in SERP and that can keep you on top.
What a fun discussion with this local SEO legend, who has devoted her life to helping small businesses succeed.