Five search marketers have given their thoughts on Google’s main December 2020 update. The observations provide interesting feedback on what may have happened. In my opinion, Google’s updates are less and less about ranking factors and more about improving understanding of queries and webpages. Some have argued that Google is randomizing search results to deceive […]
Read MoreWelcome to another week for geeks. The last few weeks have gone by somewhat uneventfully, but I have found a few that are definitely worth reading. As always, patents take a long time to get in, but the more you read about them the easier it becomes. So please take the time to click and […]
Read MoreWhat we know so far On December 3, Google launched its third major update of the year. This is the beginning, so the magnitude of the impact remains to be seen. First glimpses: Deployment is not complete – the real impact will be seen over the next 1-2 weeks. We can see clear changes in […]
Read MoreWordPress 5.5 was released in August 2020 and shortly after millions of websites on the internet broke. Prepare yourself because WordPress 5.6 has the potential to do the same. Why WordPress 5.5 broke websites WordPress is on a three-phase planned modernization of the use of jQuery. jQuery is a set of scripts that gives websites […]
Read MoreWordPress intended to include the menu navigation screen in Gutenberg 9.1 and WordPress 5.6. Development has been lagging behind and it has been decided to remove it from WordPress 5.6 and focus on the screen functionality of Gutenberg widgets instead. Gutenberg navigation screen Gutenberg is a WordPress project whose goal is to modernize the process […]
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