As you know, we’ve been playing with Google Bard and it just started rolling out a few days ago. Early on, and so far, I was disappointed with how limited it was, and how rarely it linked to the source or content creator. We’re back. Google has some topics Bard Frequently Asked Questions, including “When […]
Yesterday, Google began gradually rolling out Google Bard to its first reporters, and Google rolled out a waiting list for users in the US and UK. After writing most of this article, I was able to access Bard personally, but I was able to access Bard yesterday at 1pm EST.However, you can sign up for […]
On March 14th, Google will Generative AI Do Not Use Policy You are not permitted to create any content or information using its AI capabilities. This isn’t specific to search, but as many of you can imagine, it could one day lead to Google’s webmaster guidelines (or search basics). i found this first 9to5Google And […]
Google Search is testing replacing 3D labels for rotatable products and images with 360 labels in search results. I think either 3D or 360 labels would be better for this, but I think Google is testing other methods. Here is this GIF captured by Saad AK. twitter: This is a change to 360 as Google […]
At Google’s Search On event last September announced Based on your previous shopping habits, you’ll see new personalized shopping results and can specify the brands you want. This feature was supposed to release in his late 2022, but I think this is the first time we’ve actually seen it. When you search for shopping-related queries, […]
Google enabled site names, favicons, and sponsored labels for all desktop searches, just like it did for mobile searches last October. To clarify, Google said he tested this on desktop in November and gradually increased the test to more searchers, but as of yesterday it’s also fully live on desktop. Here’s a screenshot of the […]
It looks like Google is testing showing a date picker and occupancy selector for searches related to hotel queries. I haven’t been able to reproduce this, it hasn’t worked for the past few weeks. But Saad AK found this and posted about it twitter – Here’s a screenshot from his videocast: Here is his videocast: […]
Google Search can trigger the Google Translate widget. But now Google is testing his G icon to allow you to “search this on google” from the translation widget in google search. So you’re already searching on Google Search, but you need a translation. Google says let me search for translated words in Google Search. It […]
In July and October of last year, both mobile and desktop search featured Google Search’s interactive visual knowledge panels. This could be a new variation of that where Google takes an image of the person and overlays the relevant person and their height on this panel. This was discovered by Victor Valentine Romo and posted […]
Google is remodeled of Google Trends An interface to add real-time trends to your home page, update those trends hourly, and link to news articles. This update comes years after Google last updated his Google Trends (and older ones). Google said: This homepage highlights trends in your country or region, and stimulates curiosity by sharing […]
A few months ago, Google left sidebar filter in the desktop search interface. Google does the same with mobile search, but now pushes search menu items, videos, images, maps, etc. into the left bar menu. Shalom Goodman spotted this change and posted screenshots and a videocast. twitterHere’s a video he made as a GIF: I […]
reported last night in search engine landBased on Google’s earnings call and earnings call, Google CEO Sundar Pichai said the search company will release a chat-based search feature based on its own AI, LaMDA, in the coming weeks and months. confirmed.Plus there’s a big new search event this wednesday – So you might hear about […]
Google research paper A generative model named is an unsupervised predictor of page quality and represents a negative connotation of SEO practices. There’s a section called “Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Attempts” that says, “Documents that attempt to do SEO tend to be flagged as very low quality.” This paper was first highlighted by Roger Monty […]
Google Search now tells you if your query uses proper grammar. If you understand the grammar correctly, you will see a green check mark under the title “Grammar Check”. I think this is new. Help document This feature was discovered by Wayback Machine a few weeks ago. I can’t replicate this, but Rahul Savasariya noticed […]
Google tests new search features to tell you more about your website. This is an “Overview” carousel that displays detailed information about your site, including information from the site itself and third-party sites. This was discovered by Punit and posted in twitter – Here are some of his screenshots: I can’t replicate this, but he […]
We’ve covered a lot of Google user interface tests, but here we’ll cover the revamped Google Search Desktop interface, which includes some of the tests we’ve covered previously. You’ll see tests for new sitelinks, tests for new people to ask questions, his 4 rows in the Twitter carousel, his 3 rows in related searches, and […]
Earlier this week, Google announced that it began rolling out new Topic + Symbol refinement options in English/US for mobile search results. But Google seems to be testing them too. They are not fully visible in desktop search results. Glenn Gabe spotted this and posted a videocast. twitterThis can be recreated personally by logging into […]
This year, too, Google Publish Top searches of the year. I’m not going to lie, I’m getting tired, but Google goes to great lengths to inspire you with their embedded videos. Here are some of the top searches by category, but you can view them all and dig deeper over here: search Wardle […]
Google posted the December “Seasonal Holidays” Google Doodle for the holiday month. Google did this last year as well. Other special doodles Google posted the holiday doodles for the season when these doodles were published on the Google homepage. Unlike last year, clicking on the Seasonal Holidays Google Doodle didn’t do anything, and last year […]
In June 2022, Mordy Oberstein first discovered a new SERP feature in testing called Google Explore. This is where the feed of content appears after the user has scrolled through a few pages in the mobile SERP. It gets special treatment in the SERPs and looks like a combination of search and discovery. It’s so […]
Google continues to work on getting accurate timestamps in search results and news search results. Several publishers, including USA Today’s SEO director and his SEO editor at the Wall Street Journal, recently complained about inaccurate Google search timestamps. In it, Google’s Danny Sullivan responded that he believes the Google Search team is looking into these […]
Google is testing the placement of the “Things to Know” section in the right panel. They usually appear in the middle part of the main search results. It was first discovered by Punit. twitter But some browsers can replicate it. Here’s a screenshot: We first heard about What You Need to Know at the Search […]
Google is testing another design for the product panel in Google Search. In this new design, boxes such as some products and reviews are shaded. Also, some filters are moving. This is a screenshot from Valentin Pletzer. twitter: Compare it with the normal version. The difference is rather subtle, but I would like to share […]
Google is testing a new feature that places small and large stars next to search result snippets. Clicking on the star icon will bring up a box below that search result snippet showing the “more like” section. It was discovered by Daniela Cano. Amsive Digital and posted twitter By Lily Ray. Here’s a screenshot: I […]
Have you ever noticed that Google One boxes, such as the Twitter carousel in Google Search, have special tracking parameters added to the URL when clicked? Carolyn Lyden asked Google’s John Mueller why this is the case. She shared this screenshot showing the parameters added to the end of the URL. These are her UTM […]
Google is testing search functionality for more products and ecommerce features. It’s titled “Explore the Product”. The product exploration feature may or may not have product images. This product explorer shows popular brands on the web according to their subtitles. This is a screenshot of Saad AK. twitter: Here’s a video of it in action: […]
30 days ago, the timer and stopwatch features in Google Search stopped working. I’m happy to report that the stopwatch has been fixed and is working again. I literally checked several times a day and now it works.This is the actual GIF for searching [set a timer for 10 minutes]. Page titles or tabs actually […]
Google loves testing new designs and interfaces for sitelinks that appear in search result snippets. It shows a larger rectangular curved button below the snippet to the sitelink. It was first discovered by Quentin Aisbett. twitter Who shared this screenshot: Brody Clark noticed a few more variations and posted them twitter: Saad AK also points […]
Google is launch Several improvements to Featured Snippets, this result, and Content Advisory in Google Search. MUM works with Featured Snippets to help Google understand the concept of consensus and highlight words within featured snippets called callouts. I dug deep into this search engine landhere’s a short version. Featured snippet callouts and MUM for general […]
Google tests showing all menu bar options below the Google search bar. This is to show more search options instead of showing the “more” button. So options like videos, images, finance, news etc are all listed,[詳細]You don’t have to click to see all options. Here is a screenshot of this from Punit. twitter (click to […]
About two weeks ago, Google stopped showing the “Things To Know” box in desktop search results, but now it seems to be back. RankRanger’s tracker tool is within Google Search[知っておくべきこと]I discovered that the box had returned to its normal level. Click here for the chart rank ranger It indicates a return to normal levels. Shay […]
Google dynamically loads the new user also question section in the footer of the search results after users have interacted with the question section in the top section of Google search results. To be honest, I don’t know if this is new, but he at iProspect was informed about this by Alexis Rylko. twitter. I […]
Google’s Danny Sullivan said: twitter He believes that sites that require age verification will not appear in Google Discover. He added that he would have to confirm this, but he hasn’t heard back in 3 days since he first said this. “I don’t know if I can find it, but it’s very likely that our […]
Google seems to be testing another improvement called “Explore More”. It is added to the product grid, popular products and filtered by the search function. This is similar to filtering with the search function, but it occupies less space. This was discovered by Punit who posted these screenshots twitter: I can’t duplicate this personally, but […]