Google Webmaster Central Blog

Googlebot uses a Chrome-based browser to render webpages, as we announced at Google I/O earlier this year. As part of this, in December 2019 we’ll […]

Earlier this year we announced a series of Webmaster Conferences being held around the world to help website creators understand how to optimize their sites […]

The world of search is constantly evolving. New tools, opportunities, and features are regularly arriving, sometimes existing things change, and sometimes we say goodbye to […]

Google uses content previews, including text snippets and other media, to help people decide whether a result is relevant to their query. The type of […]

We analyzed our user feedback, and today would like to announce a new improvement to the report based on users’ #1 feature request – improved […]

Search results that are enhanced by review rich results can be extremely helpful when searching for products or services (the scores and/or “stars” you sometimes […]

Nearly 15 years ago, the nofollow attribute was introduced as a means to help fight comment spam. It also quickly became one of Google’s recommended […]

Today we are reaching another important milestone in our graduation journey, we are saying goodbye to many old Search Console reports, including the home and […]

Back in February, we announced domain-wide data in Search Console, to give site owners a comprehensive view of their site, removing the need to switch […]

With the move to the new Search Console, we’ve decided to clean up some parts of the Search Console API as well. In the Search […]