Google Webmaster Guidelines Is Now Google Search Essentials. What Changes To SEO Professionals?
Would this be another Rock Content article about a Google update? Don’t worry, this time it’s not any substantial change that will impact your SEO strategy. I’m here to talk about the rebranding of Google Webmaster Guidelines to Google Search Essentials.
Apparently, Google doesn’t like the term “webmaster” because it’s dated and doesn’t represent all content creators.
What is Google Search Center?
But first, (since Google itself is looking to be accessible to all content creators) let’s take a step back. Let me introduce you to Google Search Central.
It is nothing more than the SEO professional’s playground. It’s where you’ll find documentation on every Google search engine, get first-hand updates, and us phone number list get access to events and free community support.
If you’re a marketer, here are some smart ways to tap into this hub’s features:
Gain authority in the field. By answering questions from hundreds of other professionals asking for SEO help in the community.
What has changed with Google Search Essentials?
Nothing essential here, okay? In addition to the name, the page has become easier to consume.
Here you can see how it was before the change. The page had excessive detail that can now be found within the “Technical requirements” or “Spam policies” of the new page.
Apparently, Google is striving to be AWB Directory people like us. And that’s what excites me the most! After all, as a consumer I will spend more time reading great texts. As a content creator and strategist, I feel my effort being rewarded.
Celebrate, SEO! This search for Google simplicity brings more understanding of what quality content is, as well as value to our profession.