Author: Aloukik Rathore

Google Expands “About This Result” With Info On Ranking Factors

In a very recent update from Google, it is inevitably set to diversify its “About This Result” panel with additional information. The pertaining information will be about the different factors that subsequently went into determining the ranking of a particular page. The pages that appear in the search results and their rankings will feature additional information. See also: Appearance Of

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Google’s 5 Best Practices For Optimizing Deal Pages

On Google, there are over a billion shopping sessions these days, there is a huge interest for Black Friday, and Cyber Monday deals queries on Google during the holiday season. After having all these things in mind, Google has proposed the five best practices for optimizing deal pages. Google has recently announced that deal pages are now free for all

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Soft 404 Detections And Review Snippets: The Bugs Fixed By Google

Google just confirmed that they have resolved the two search-related problems that influence what is displayed in Google’s search results had been resolved. The issue is the review snippets that show in the search results and Google’s handling of the soft 404 error.  Although the two issues appear to be unrelated, Google has addressed and resolved them both. In this

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Appearance Of Deals In Search Results For Free | Google’s New Update

Google recently launched a new option for the retailers to list the bargains and deals in search results available for all the users at absolutely no cost. Many people in business opined that customers tend to seek more discounts on the product they buy, which is generally not offered on the products. For this, many people search for discount codes

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“Keep Redirects Active For One Year” Says Google

Google’s John Mueller long before said to keep your redirects active for over a year. He said, “It can take 6-months to a year for Google to fully recognize a site has moved. Plus, you may have people finding old links, and if those no longer have redirects, they may lead to a 404 page or a parked domain, which

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