From BuzzFeed listicles to Twitter clapbacks, GIFs (short for Graphics Interchange Format) are part of the language of the web. If you search through Google images or through Giphy, one of the largest GIF aggregators, you can see a massive variety of GIFs on display from all over. An animated GIF (pronounced both as “jif”…
Google’s John Mueller answered a question about the use of the noindex meta tag on product pages that are temporarily out of stock. John answered the question and provided feedback on how that kind of use can throw Google off a little bit and cause more problems. Robots Meta Tag The robots meta tag is…
Do meta descriptions still matter in SEO? Yes. But maybe not for the reasons you initially think of. Because you still need meta descriptions, there are some best practices you need to follow when creating them. We can assuredly say meta descriptions are not a crucial factor in where your content will rank in Google,…
Google’s John Mueller answered a question about whether poor ranking factors in one section affected the rankings of the entire site. Mueller answered the question but also shared insights into how Google’s algorithm handles factors on a sitewide, section-wide and granular basis. Background of Question The question was by a publisher that has a forum…
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Jess Budde, Greg Finn, and Christine “Shep” Zirnheld are breaking down all the digital marketing news of the week on this week’s Marketing O’Clock podcast. If you’re unable to listen on Spotify, be sure to catch the video version of the show on the Search Engine Journal YouTube channel. Google Announces Passage-Based Indexing Google announced a number…
