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Google's John Mueller was asked if the site should make the meta data of its audio files indexable by Google. In which John responded "Think less about the type of pages, and more about the quality of the pages that you want to have indexed." Weiter...

Big news came out last night from the Google blog where Larry Page and Sergey Brin, the co-founders of Google, are stepping down from their roles as CEO of Alphabet. Sundar Pichai, the person they put in the CEO spot for Google when the two formed Alphabet, will also take over as CEO of Alphabet. Weiter...

Google Co-Founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin resigned. Letter outlines what comes next.The post Google Co-Founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin Resign via @martinibuster appeared first on Search Engine Journal. Weiter...

LOL. Yasss. SMH. The internet has long been where words (and of course, acronyms) solidify their place in the English language. But the web’s breakneck pace can make it difficult to totally grasp what phrases are becoming popular, or even what they mean. A great way to get a visual education in internet lingo is by looking at how people use GIFs. Because GIFs are only a few seconds long and live in digital form only, they usually embody one specific emotion or expression. We looked at anonymized trends from Tenor, Google’s GIF search engine, to identify the top trending GIF expressions people used in North America this year. Even though the Ron Swanson GIF didn't make it into the top ten, it pretty much sums up how we feel about the GIFs below.1. “Psh”Sure, it’s more of a sound than a word, but YouTuber Ed Bassmaster helped us communicate how excited we *weren’t* about things this year.2. “Oop”Reality TV star Jasmine Masters invented the phrase heard ‘round the internet.3. “Hustle”This must be a sign that people picked up the pace this year (hopefully not while they were on scooters).4. “Oh man”Clearly, plenty of people needed to express exasperation.5. “Peasant”Perhaps “Game of Thrones” mania had something to do with this particular search term.6. “Dad joke”Puns from Pops were tops non-stop.7. “No regrets”Even poultry should live it up, amirite?8. “Everything”This year was EVERYTHING (and especially hyperbolic).9. “Beast”Whatever it takes to get the job done, even if it involves claws and excess body hair.10. “Not happy”Ah yes, a timeless sentiment that held its own in 2019.Go ahead, "GIF" one of these expressions a try for yourself! Weiter...

Google Ads announced that you can now create and share keyword plans in the Google Keyword Planner tool. Google said "you can now create, save, and share plans from directly within Keyword Planner." Weiter...

Google is making it easier to share keyword plans plans with other people without leaving the Keyword Planner tool.The post Google Keyword Planner Makes it Easier to Share Plans With Others via @MattGSouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal. Weiter...

Google confirmed an update affecting local search results has now fully rolled out, a process which began in early November.The post Google Changes How Local Search Results Are Generated via @MattGSouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal. Weiter...

Google said the best approach for when you allow others to syndicate and publish your content is to make them use the rel=canonical attribute, so Google knows where the source of the article is. Google said on Twitter "For syndication, using rel=canonical is the best approach (it doesn't guarantee only one version is shown though)." Weiter...

A study of US consumers shows that many don’t fully understand what goes into ranking web pages in search results.The post 63% of Consumers Don’t Know How Search Results Are Categorized via @MattGSouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal. Weiter...

According to new data, 80% of popular US-based e-commerce stores use JavaScript on crucial content such as product descriptions.The post 80% of Major US E-commerce Stores Use JavaScript for Crucial Content via @MattGSouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal. Weiter...