Search Off the Record is a podcast series that takes you behind the scenes of Google Search with John Mueller, Gary Illyes, and Martin Splitt from the Search Relations team. In this episode of Search Off the Record, John, Gary, and Martin discuss the lack of pop filters, dive into the recent Twitter discussion about nofollow, explain the new Core Web Vitals, and share their COVID-19 working-from-home experience.
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This is he best you can get, thanks guys for this
THE PODCAST IS TOO SHORT !!
I hope you continue with this format. I appreciated it. That floppy talk brought back some memories… för instance trying to install OS/2 from floppies…. wasn't fun and did it work? No…
Let's hope that the SEO-gurus out there won't do their usual thing and distort everything you guys say…
Cool conversation guys. Especially, the floppy disk guy. Looking forward to the next conversation.
I love the nerdy sense of humor 😂🤣 thank you so much you guys!
Is that Australian brown caterpillars, I wonder…
You can just use Responsive images and then use "load=lazy". This will fallback to the image that the browser understands or if the browser does not understand the elements. This is better than using Javascript especially if the browser's JS is turned off. I recommend using HTML elements over Javascript…
http://responsiveimages.org/
https://web.dev/browser-level-image-lazy-loading/
https://web.dev/content-visibility/
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/HTML/Multimedia_and_embedding/Responsive_images
Dishes on your tables! haha… This helps you rank better 😉
A lot of dad jokes : )
Link builders pay a lot of attention to getting dofollow links. Some nofollow links help to create brand awareness and get traffic. Google is not alone to provide traffic.
Very useful, was great to hear the history of your decision making and your thoughts. I'm with Gary, JavaScript is the "friend" that we all secretly hate.
Much better than all the rest of the podcasts.
I visited my Uncle in Italy for the first time in 1987. After 5 days I said, " Uncle Paul, you eat spaghetti every single day?" He answered, "No, sometimes I have rigatoni, sometimes penne, I mix 'em up…you can't eat the same thing everyday." 7:00
Informative and entertaining too.
I will be hearing that to try to understand some things, and it is also funny. Thank's for that, i hope you guys keep this for very long 🙂
I think we all have the same pet peeve, Martin 😛
Smart discussion with a high info value, but also entertaining. I like the concept, let's see (or hear), how this series evolves.