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By vivian on July 24, 2020
Hey SEO Peeps, it’s Friday again which means it’s time for another weekly roundup of SEO news.
To let you get the news in a glance, this week important coverage includes:
For more juicy and helpful details, remember to read on…
Last week, Google tweeted that they have updated the documentation on Discover to now include E-A-T.
This week, Google has further updated their support documentation for publishers where they have added how content appears in Discover and some tips to help you optimize it.
Specifically, the document says,
Our automated systems surface content in Discover from sites that have many individual pages that demonstrate expertise, authoritativeness, and trustworthiness (E-A-T).
Those looking to improve E-A-T can consider some of the same questions we encourage site owners to consider for Search. While Search and Discover are different, the overall principles for E-A-T as it applies to content within them are similar.
If you don’t remember what is E-A-T about or looking for ways to optimize for it, here’s a thorough post on the topic to refresh your memory.
Google has updated the performance report within Google Search Console to let you filter by âNewsâ traffic in the search type filter.
Google revealed the news on Twitter this Tuesday, saying that âNow you can analyze traffic coming from the News tab on Google Search and learn more about filtering data on Performance reports.â
Here’s what it looks like.
You can find the filter option under the âsearch typeâ filter box where you can also filter your GSC data according to Web, Image, and Video.
John Mueller also tweeted about it, stressing that this data is specifically in regards to the ânewsâ tab in Google search and does not count âTop Storiesâ nor âGoogle Newsâ.
Also, note that the performance report for news filter currently only has data since June 30, 2020.
This week, some SEOs have reported seeing Google showing a large box of image results showing first for most search queries.
This image box is not new, but to show so many images, for so many variations of the queries (even for the search term “Google”) is quite unusual for the search engine.
Though on this date, I haven’t been able to emulate the results. The question begets, is this a bug or might it be a test?
An update on last week’s news but Google has now brought back the Twitter carousel in Google search results on Tuesday, after having it temporarily removed on July 15 for its embarrassing hack.
Bing announced a new WordPress plugin that integrates your WordPress site with the Bing Webmaster Tools URL submission API.
Bing said the Bing URL Submission plugin enables automated submission of URLs from WordPress sites to the Bing index.
Once installed and configured with an API key obtained from the Bing Webmaster portal, the plugin detects page creation/update in WordPress and automatically submits the URL behind the scenes ensuring that the site pages are always fresh in the Bing index.
Besides, you can also use the new plugin to:
To install the plugin for log in to WordPress admin panel for your WordPress sit. visit the Bing Webmaster tools.
John Mueller recently shared what he called an SEO-safe way to improve loading time for large images, all you need to do is add “lazy=loading” into the image tags of your large images.
Thanks, John for the tip, and I hope this week’s SEO News has been helpful! As always, don’t just read but implement them, and see you next Friday.
Updated: 21 November 2024
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