TLDR

  • Today's HDR Update for 29 Jan, 2024
  • 1) Google: HTML Structure Doesn't Matter Much For Ranking
  • 2) Google's John Mueller: No One Can Guarantee Traffic
  • 3) Google Search Drops Cache Link From Search Results (How To See The Cache)

Google: HTML Structure Doesn't Matter Much For Ranking

Google's Gary Illyes stated that your website's HTML structure has little bearing on search engine rankings. "I know that some people like to think that HTML structure matters all that much for rankings, but in reality, it doesn't matter that much," he stated in the most recent episode of Search Off The Record podcast.

Source Url: https://www.seroundtable.com/google-html-structure-seo-rankings-36789.html

Google's John Mueller: No One Can Guarantee Traffic

The ROI of implementing SEO adjustments is estimated using some algorithms that many SEOs use. They can calculate the likelihood that if they implement a particular adjustment and rankings rise by Y, possibly leading to an increase in clicks from Z, revenue will rise by a given percentage.

But those would be approximations, not promises. That is, unless, as some do, you offer your SEO services as a revenue-sharing arrangement.

Source Url: https://www.seroundtable.com/google-no-one-can-guarantee-traffic-36754.html

Google Search Drops Cache Link From Search Results (How To See The Cache)

Google has since taken down the cache link from the search results page. Although I can no longer see a link to the Google cache in search result snippets, you can still visit the cache.

So how do you access the cache? Just Google [cache:domain.com]

Source Url: https://www.seroundtable.com/google-search-drops-cache-link-from-search-results-36787.html

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