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How to Remove Content and Links from Google’s AI Overviews Using “Preview Controls” Like Nosnippet, Data-Nosnippet, and Max-Snippet (Case Study)

How to Remove Content and Links from Google’s AI Overviews Using “Preview Controls” Like Nosnippet, Data-Nosnippet, and Max-Snippet (Case Study)

Update: May 21, 2024 – My post is AGAIN in the AI ​​overview, even if Nosnippet is used. I provided Further information can be found below above, including a screenshot. Update: May 22, 2024 – John Mueller from Google replied to me after checking with the team working on AI overviews. The link card should […]

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August 2024 Core Update: Here’s what’s changed in Google’s core update documentation.

August 2024 Core Update: Here’s what’s changed in Google’s core update documentation.

The August core update is here! Google’s documentation too Core updates has changed significantly. Let’s look at what has changed. Here is the one archived version of the previous document. The purpose of this update is to show more content that people actually find useful Googles Core update announcement says they improve results by “You’ll

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The scary rise and fall of indexing in Google Search Console (GSC) and why it might be totally okay

The scary rise and fall of indexing in Google Search Console (GSC) and why it might be totally okay

Several website owners have recently contacted me about a scary spike in indexing, which then drops back to normal levels. This shows up in the coverage reports in Google Search Console and the site owners thought it might be a sign that something terrible was happening from an SEO perspective. For example, Google is suddenly

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Why it lets website owners down, how it gives a false sense of security, and how it could be improved

Why it lets website owners down, how it gives a false sense of security, and how it could be improved

In 2017, Google announced the Ad Experience Report in Search Console. I remember the announcement like it was yesterday. The overall idea was brilliant. Provide a series of reports that inform website owners when their advertising situation has resulted in a poor user experience. And they also announced that if a site failed a review,

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How the 🍓🍓🍓 account @iruletheworldmo manipulated us. And why it had to happen.

How the 🍓🍓🍓 account @iruletheworldmo manipulated us. And why it had to happen.

who is @iruletheworldmo? This mysterious report about X has been all I can think about for days. I was cheated. He used me to further his agenda. And I’m grateful for that. There was a good reason for all of this. Very good reason. We’re really not prepared for what’s coming. (Added August 17th. It

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How to bulk export translated results from Google Search Console by country using the GSC API and Analytics Edge

How to bulk export translated results from Google Search Console by country using the GSC API and Analytics Edge

Google recently announced this expanded translated results Switched to additional languages ​​in the search results, which was great to see. Also, it’s important to understand that the data is available in Google Search Console performance reports (and with some additional benefits, available via the API). I will explain more about this soon. But as I’ve

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Google’s spam policy on site reputation abuse and why an algorithmic approach to combating violations is the way to go

Google’s spam policy on site reputation abuse and why an algorithmic approach to combating violations is the way to go

Google started enforcing it Abuse of website reputation Spam policy on May 7, 2024, after the policy was announced two months earlier (when the March 2024 core update was rolled out). At this point, we did not know whether enforcement would occur through manual action, an algorithm update, or a combination of both. Back then

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What are Twiddlers in Google’s ranking systems? And how can we use this knowledge to rank better?

What are Twiddlers in Google’s ranking systems? And how can we use this knowledge to rank better?

Twiddlers are C++ code objects used in Google’s ranking algorithms that help Google reorder search results. They are used in a Google system called Superroot, Google’s ranking framework. I came across this Google Doc about Twiddlers from 2017 while reading Mario Fischer’s excellent breakdown of what we can learn about how the ranking works based

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How Google’s Hidden Gems update led to an explosion in search visibility across many forums

How Google’s Hidden Gems update led to an explosion in search visibility across many forums

In May 2023, Google wrote a blog post explaining that it planned to update its systems Surface “hidden treasures”or content written from a “personal or professional perspective.” We were eagerly awaiting this update when the “case of crazy updates” hit, including three core updates, a major helpful content update, a spam update, and a reviews

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