Google Search is testing a new expanded menu for the Google Business Profile tool in Google Web Search. This allows you to click an arrow down to expand the options to edit your business profile directly in the desktop Google Search interface. Read More: Google Business Profile Tests Expandable Menu In Web Search
Google said the URLs or items in the Search Console report are no longer grouped at the top level by three or more status categories, i.e. Valid, Warning, and Error. Now they are grouped or classified into two more broad statuses that reflect whether those URLs or items are invalid or not. Google said invalid means that there is…
In this example, Google is even linking to a YouTube review of the product that comes directly from the brand. Read More: Google Is Now Linking To Youtube Product Reviews From Organic Product Results In The Mobile SERPs
FLEDGE is a Privacy Sandbox proposal for remarketing and audiences. It’s designed so that it can’t be used by third parties to track user browsing behavior across websites. Google will begin testing the API on AsSense accounts on August 28. You can learn more about the API here.
Google seems to be testing a new search box and feature titled “perspectives.” They show multiple results in a Featured Snippet answer for a query this giving the searcher multiple perspectives. Read More: Google Tests Perspectives Search Results To Show Multiple Results in Featured Snippets
Some tips on how to score a knowledge panel for your name or brand. Read More: How To Build A Knowledge Panel For Your Name Or Brand
Looks like Google is testing a new look From Sources Across The Web SERP Feature that you can expand to show more results. Read More: Google Tests Expandable From Sources Across The Web SERP Feature
Google’s forthcoming restrictions around ad placements in Android apps are absolutely going to kill the Hypercasual gaming category. Read More: Google Play Is Updating Their Ads Policy Around Ads That Appear During Game Play At The Beginning Of A Level And More
Danny Sullivan of Google said on Twitter that he believes that sites that require age verification would not surface in Google Discover. Read More: Age Verification Requirement May Prevent Site From Surfacing In Google Discover
Google is again delaying its plan to phase out third-party cookies in Chrome. For those keeping track, the company first unveiled its Privacy Sandbox initiative in 2019 and said implementation would begin in 2022. However, following scrutiny from the United Kingdom’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) and the US Department of Justice, Google delayed the phaseout to mid-2023 last year. On Wednesday,…