Author: Aloukik Rathore

Are H1 Tags A Google Ranking Factor?

Are H1 Tags A Google Ranking Factor?

There is a lot of contradicting information concerning the importance of H1 tags as ranking criteria. Could combining the relevant keywords in your H1 tags assist you with positioning higher in Google? More importantly, how many H1 tags would you recommend using on each page? There has been a raging debate and confusion about how Google views H1 content. Given

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Comments by Google's Search Partner 

Google News Search Bug- Non News Content Showing In News

Danny Sullivan, a Google Search Advocate, reported on Twitter saying Google News has a fault, adding that it will not be rectified until December 1. Comments by Google’s Search Partner on the News Tab have sparked a discussion. Comments By Google’s Search Partner  Google discovered a bug that enabled non-news information to show in Google news search engine outcomes. Google’s

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When Google's Title Change Goes Wrong

When Google’s Title Change Goes Wrong

For a prolonged period, Google has been changing title hyperlinks. The business started in 2014 to modify a title to reflect the inquiry (to a certain extent). This post discusses when Google’s title change goes wrong. This is significant since Google would subsequently utilize these prior behaviors as precedence for its current approach, an explanation that several SEOs believed was deceptive

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Google December 2021 Product Review Update

 Google December 2021 Product Review Update

Google has announced the commencement of the Product Review Update for December 2021, which will typically require three weeks to finish. Is it a case of happy holidays or terrible scheduling? Google has announced that an algorithm change that may affect product review sites will start rolling out immediately. The Product Review Update for December 2021 will take three weeks

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Keep 301 Redirects In Place For A Year

Google Says To Keep 301 Redirects In Place For A Year

According to Google, keep 301 redirects in place for a year. 301 redirects must be maintained in position for at least a year, and this must be done to guarantee that the modifications are properly recognized. Google was asked how long 301 redirects must be held in check following a site relocation. Google says a year is a bare minimum.

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