This is a recording of the Google SEO office-hours hangout from April 1, 2022. These sessions are open to anything search & website-owner related like crawling, indexing, mobile sites, internationalization, duplicate content, Sitemaps, Search Console, pagination, duplicate content, multi-lingual/multi-regional sites, etc.
Find out more at https://goo.gle/seo-oh-en
Feel free to join us – we welcome folks of all levels!
Timestamps:
00:55 Why do the server logs not match the crawl report?
03:10 Why did our Discover traffic drop?
07:05 When you redirect a domain, does it show in the links report?
08:40 A spammy site copies us, is the DMCA form relevant?
11:52 Will our site see a traffic loss when migrating?
14:55 We moved in 2020, can we still fix the robots.txt for redirects?
17:28 What’s the optimal content length per page?
18:54 Some of our blog posts aren’t indexed, what can we do?
22:13 What’s Google’s position on autogenerated content?
26:06 Does using a span tag in a heading affect SEO?
27:28 Can a low PageSpeed score affect my site’s ranking?
31:02 Is a hidden navigational link on mobile affect my site’s SEO?
32:10 Is using abbreviations like “eg” a problem?
33:15 A competitor uses structured data incorrectly, should we do it too?
34:24 Our chat-tool shows a “bubble” on pages, is it a problem?
38:14 Search Console shows AMP articles, but uses non-AMP URLs. Why?
39:51 Can Google crawl pagination with “view more” buttons?
42:34 To what degree does Google follow the robots.txt directives?
44:25 Can I sell Fireworks on my website, even if it’s considered dangerous for Ads?
45:23 Can I launch a new shop with all products at once?
46:52 Google says max 16 words in an alt text, what does it mean for usability?
49:16 Some content is hidden until a user clicks and runs JavaScript, is it indexable?
53:27 If 40% of your content is affiliate, will Google consider your site a deals website?
54:45 Does it matter if publishers outsource content vs if it’s written by staff writers?
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24:18 its obvious that they can tell the difference, or it would not have been brought up, its their little secret. lol what a joke. whats the point in ai generated content if its not going to be CLEAR that nobody can use it. what a joke. no guidelines on algorithms to make it original content for use. i mean come on.
nobody would be able to know if it was ai or not. but the CIA/Google would.
Im sure they have CIA tracking That has a data base filled with the text it pops out and they will have the words stored in their computer, so they can see if you copied what they wrote .. that sucks. too bad, it would sure make blog posts and emails alot more accessible and then you wouldnt have to pay thousands of dollars for marketing copy
Note this office hours was on April Fool's Day
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During the future of SEO interview, on this same channel, they say ML content writing is fine, so long as it's useful content that's indistinguishable from human writing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHu0o8S4WAg
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