Daily Search Forum Recap: September 11, 2019

Jobin John | September 12, 2019 | SEO, Uncategorized | No Comments

Here’s a recap of what took put within the search forums this day, thru the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the get.

Search Engine Roundtable Reports:

The total lot Google Has Said On The Nofollow Link Attribute Exchange
Google launched a alternate to the nofollow link attribute the old day and with that announcement, Googlers spent the following day responding to questions about it on Twitter. I will struggle thru what modified constant with the announcement and then conceal almost about the total responses from Google (placing off duplicates) so you rep a full standpoint of this alternate.
Bing Treats Nofollow Link Attribute As A Hint, Always Has
With all this dialogue spherical the modifications to how Google treats the nofollow link attribute, Bing chimed in about how they treat it. Fabrice Canel from the Bing search team said on Twitter “we always treated the nofollow link attribute as a ‘hint’, making our own decision on trusting or no longer trusting.”
Pagination Lend a hand For The Google Local Maps Search Results
Closing week we reported that the pagination characteristic for the Google Maps native results went away. Effectively, now it appears to be reduction. Some are seeing the extinct person interface for pagination, but I’m seeing a new more slim model.
Vlog #15: Mel Carson On Early Days Of Search, Working At Microsoft Ads To Initiating His Dangle Agency
In episode #15 of the vlog sequence on the Search Engine Roundtable I interviewed Mel Carson (@melcarson) of Brilliant Communications…
Google Tests Vertical Line Subsequent To Search Results Snippet On Hover
Google is checking out a vertical bar or vertical line next to the search results snippets if you hover your mouse over the snippet. Mordy Oberstein said this modified into once seen by Shay Harel, the Founder/CEO of RankRanger.
Iggy Pop At Google NYC’s YouTube Rental
It looks love the YouTube Rental on the Google NYC put of industrial had Iggy Pop, the Godfather of Punk, on the places of work the old day. Here’s a signal welcoming the American singer-songwriter to the house.