[ad_1] Google has updated its rich results content guidelines to align better with the overall Google merchant guidelines thus disallowing rich results for products that are widely prohibited or regulated, or that can facilitate serious harm to self or others. These include, but are not limited to, weapons, recreational drugs, tobacco & vaping products and […]

[ad_1] You’ve likely heard by now that Google is updating Google Analytics from Universal Analytics (also known as GA3 or UA) to a new, upgraded version, Google Analytics 4 (GA4).  The migration for many of us from GA2 (Classic Analytics) to GA3 (Universal Analytics) was relatively painless 10 years ago. This migration isn’t quite as […]

[ad_1] Google has updated its JavaScript SEO help document to add technical details on how to inject canonical link tags using JavaScript. Google added a new section titled “properly inject rel=”canonical” link tag.” What is new. Here is the new section where Google recommends not to implement your canonical tags using JavaScript, but if you […]

[ad_1] Sometimes the best SEO tools are free. Look no further than Google Sheets. While it’s not great at plotting ranking data (inverting the y-axis is always ugly), there are numerous ways to use Google Sheets for SEO. Here are 11 of the formulas and tips I find myself using for SEO on an almost […]

[ad_1] Ready to learn a quick-and-easy way to get traffic predictions for any amount of time in the future? Seriously. This article will show you how you can: Predict traffic changes, and maybe even let your boss know when periods of stagnation or negative growth are to be expected. What to expect during times of […]