Webmasters have been using PageSpeed Insights (PSI) for quite some time to check the performance of their web pages on both mobile and desktop devices. Plus, PageSpeed Insights has helped improve the performance as it provides excellent suggestions. Although PSI is a tool used by many people for a long time, there is a problem that webmasters complain about –
Google has been overcounting mobile site experience data in its Google Search Console statistics during the past 4 months. In Google Search Console, this had an influence on both the performance evaluation and the page experience reports. The problem was persisting for the entire period from June 29 and November 1. For almost four months, Google has been misreporting sections
On October 29, 2021, during the Google SEO Office-Hour Hangout meeting, the relation of disavow tool and ranking became the main topic for the day. Google’s Search advocate and host of the meeting, John Mueller, was asked about a bad experience from using the Disavow tool. A person with concern uploaded a disavow file, and their ranking dropped within a
Google’s Page Experience Algorithm update, came to mobile search in early 2021. A confirmation has been given that it will be out on the desktop as well. The update will officially launch in February 2022 and complete the rolling out by the end of March 2022. Google announced this at Google I/O 2021 and explained what effect it would have
Google Doesn’t Care What’s In an Image. Yes! You read that correctly. Google Doesn’t care about images but structured data markup. This conclusion comes from Google’s Search Central SEO hangout on October 22, hosted by Google’s senior analyst John Mueller. It started with a question from a website owner named Andrew Sychev, one of the Audiences during the live session.
