Google’s Gary Illyes made an unorthodox suggestion in answer to the question of whether site owners should fix broken backlinks The post Google’s Unconventional Advice On Fixing Broken Backlinks appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Google’s Gary Illyes responded to a question about concerns over toxic link sabotage The post Google Answers Question About Toxic Link Sabotage appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Should H1 and title tags match? This is what Google recommends The post Google: Should H1 & Title Tags Match? appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Despite being clear in his original statement recommending diversifying traffic sources, someone still asked SearchLiaison if traffic diversity is a ranking factor The post Google On Traffic Diversity As A Ranking Factor appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

How to make sense of what Google is saying about updates, fixing an algorithm that’s not “broken” and turning that into better rankings The post Is Google Broken Or Are Googlers Right That It’s Working Fine? appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Google’s John Mueller answers if having a lot of affiliate links on a web page can negatively impact rankings The post Google’s Response to Affiliate Link Heavy Content appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Google’s John Mueller clarified that localized duplicate content across regional websites is acceptable. Unique content is still recommended for specific page types. The post When Is Duplicate Content Acceptable For Local SEO? Google Explains appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

For SEO, Google’s John Mueller says to evaluate AI-translation quality, get third-party feedback on AI-assisted content. The post Google’s Stance On AI Translations & Content Drafting Tools appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

New study shows simpler headlines with common words can increase reader clicks and engagement. The post Want More Clicks? Use Simple Headlines, Study Advises appeared first on Search Engine Journal.