Google Search Profiles Connect Publisher Content and Followers
Google Search profiles can gather a publisher’s articles, videos and social posts and add a follow action. Initial eligibility and control remain limited.
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Open an article for the complete method, evidence, limitations, and a focused reader discussion.
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Google’s August Spam Update Is Complete: Diagnose Before Editing
Google’s August 2026 spam update ran globally from August 18 to August 21. A traffic change in that window is a clue, not a diagnosis.
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Google Search Regional Features: Eligibility by Country, Query and Provider
A decision matrix for Google regional search features, now including local-business queries in EEA aggregator and supplier units.
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Why Google shows your domain instead of your site name
Check the site name, title link and homepage signals before editing schema. Use a worked JSON-LD example and download the name-consistency audit worksheet.
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Google’s Mueller advises against daily sitemap URL changes
Keep sitemap URLs stable and audit real freshness. Compare child locations, page changes and cached responses with a downloadable two-snapshot worksheet.
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Google Ad-Tech Remedies: What Publishers Need to Test
The court ordered AdX and DFP interoperability, data access, non-discrimination and six years of oversight. Publishers should baseline systems before implementation.
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Kagi Can Hide Paywalled Search Results: What Publishers Should Measure
Kagi added a preference to remove paywalled links from results. Publishers need a matched on/off test before blaming crawling, indexing, ranking, or the filter.
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Google Clarifies Search Favicon Formats: 7 File Types Publishers Can Use
Google now names seven supported Search favicon formats. Use this audit to separate file eligibility, crawl access, hostname scope, URL stability, and actual display.
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Google Publisher Tag and Back-Button Returns: A September 8 Test Plan
Google says GPT will refresh actively viewed ad slots after a bfcache return beginning September 8. This test plan separates the documented default, the opt-out, and the behavior a publisher can actually observe.
