Google’s August Core Update was completed on September 3rd! 19 days after its launch. The update focused on supporting quality and useful content! especially from smaller and independent creators. The change appears to be a response to complaints from these sites after last year’s helpful content update. Google emphasizes that the key to success remains creating content for people! not search engines.
On our blog! we conducted an analysis and Google has completed compiled a list of winners and losers for various segments for the Czech and Slovak markets. Who did well and who did not? Read more here .
New sticky filtering in Google Search Console
New to Google Search Console are sticky country wise email marketing list filters that remain active even when you switch between Performance reports (Search Results! Discover! or Google News). You can also quickly clear all filters with one click on the Reset Filters button.
Another improvement is making it easier to switch between the Queries and Pages tabs. Search Console now automatically refreshes the view without unnecessary extra clicks.Image source: Google Search Console
Google warns of Indexing API abuse
Google is now warning against abuse of the Indexing API ! which is primarily intended for fast indexing of jobs and news. Recently! SEO by its very nature tools have appeared that use the Indexing API to index AI content! which is in violation of its rules. Abuse of the API can lead to removal of access. Google strongly reminds users in its documentation that they should use the API only in accordance with its intended purpose and avoid any spammy practices.
New option to get search data from Google Ads
We have newly added the option to the Reports section to choose whether you want to get keyword search data from Marketing Miner (click-stream data without clusters) or search data from Google Ads (with clusters).
You can find detailed instructions on how europe email to bulk obtain keyword search volume from Google Ads on our blog or watch this short video with Tomáš from MM.
Duplicate srsltid parameter in search
Recently! users have noticed that Google is displaying a URL with the ?srsltid= parameter in search results! which comes from the Merchant Center service and is mainly used to track conversions. This parameter does not affect indexing or ranking in search results! it is used purely for analytical purposes.
You won’t find this URL in Search Console! but it will be in the index.
Following the example of other SEO tools! we Google has completed have already removed the tracking of this parameter in search.