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Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web.
Search Engine Roundtable Stories:
- Search Buzz Video Recap: Google Ad Exploit, Black Hat Tools, Search Console Updates & Chrome Warning
This week in search I covered one possible answer for how the AdSense and AdWords exploit happened... - Google Confirms They Score Internal & External Links Differently
Google's John Mueller said the other day on Twitter that Google "definitely" scores or has different calculations and formulas for internal vs external links and signals... - Google: On-Page Markup & Data Highlighter Signals Are Equivalent
There are two primary ways to markup your pages with structured data to help Google power your rich cards / rich snippets. The best way is to use on-page code markup, schema, to markup your pages as we discussed yesterday... - Google Ignores Unrecognized Attributes When Parsing HTML
What happens when you have invalid code, or attributes that mean nothing, or you have a typo in your attributes in your code? How does Google handle it... - Google: Google Search Console Data Delayed & Slower Than Normal
If you login to Google Search Console and try to check your Google Search Analytics report, you will notice that the normal two-day delay in that data is now a five-day delay... - Mass Google Search Console Emails: Chrome Will Show Security Warnings
Last night at around 6pm EST, I received dozens of emails from Google Search Console of site profiles I have access to, notifying me of the Chrome (version 62) will show a âNOT SECUREâ warning... - Mutt Cutts Mobile
Rick Klau, now at Google Ventures, posted a photo yesterday of a van that is named Mutt Cutts. He shared it with Matt Cutts and said Friend of mine saw this in SF. Took me 3 looks before I realized
Other Great Search Forum Threads:
- Looks like #GoogleMaps has begun showing captions for photos. Is this new? @mblumenthal @sergey_alakov https://t.co/3B0xCCQ1cj, Nicholas McDonough on Twitter
- Wow! Here's the answer -- a bit more complicated than I'd thought! (But what..., Google+ - Dan Russell
- Check out our most frequently asked questions!, The Google Advertiser Community
