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EPISODE · Oct 11, 2024 · 12 MIN

DOJ May Breakup Google, Ranking Volatility, Quick View Theft, Google Web Creator Event, Google Ads & More Search News

from Search Engine Roundtable Podcast · host Barry Schwartz

Google may be forced to breakup, the DOJ is leaning towards forcing that and more as a remedy to its monopoly ruling. This morning we are seeing a spike in Google Search ranking volatility. Google is testing quick view, where it just takes recipe blogger content and hosts it on its site. Google is hosting a web creator conversion event to appeal to publishers who got hit by its algorithms, Google launched ads in AI Overviews, new link format, AI organized search results and more. Google seems not to link HCU hit sites in the AI Overviews. Google spoke about what it means to have an unreachable robots.txt file. Google is testing verified labels also for retailers in the shopping and product view. Google Store ratings are rolling out to more countries. Google is testing a new list articles view for listicles. Google is testing people also are saying in short video format. Google is testing most mentioned places. Google Shopping tests researched with AI. Google is testing variations of sponsored labels for search ads. Google is showing competitor ads in your local business profile reviews. Google Merchant Center listings adds new certification markup. Google now lets you drag and drop your restaurant menu items in Google Business Profiles. Google added a negative keywords tab to Keyword Planner. Google Ads improved its sidebar navigation. Google may have 9,000 new ad campaigns made every second. Google Merchant Center added video generation and Amazon MCF integration. Bing is testing best list of carousels, which is dangerous. That was the search news this week at the Search Engine Roundtable. Sponsored by Similarweb, the all-in-one- strategic SEO software. Get clarity of the SEO landscape through competitor analysis, keyword research, rank tracking, SERP insights and more. With industry-leading traffic and keyword data, based on real user journeys, Similarweb gives SEO professionals the whole picture so they can strategize smartly and drive sustainable business growth. 0:00 - Introduction 1:02 - DOJ May Breakup Google As Remedy To Monopoly Ruling 2:12 - Google Search Ranking Volatility Rumbling Again October 10th 2:55 - Google Tests Quick View Button For Recipes That Keep You On Google 4:29 - Google To Host Creator Summit At GooglePlex Later This Month 5:24 - Google AI Overview Ads, New Link Format, AI Organized Search Results & More 6:04 - Google AI Overviews Not Linking To Sites Hit By Helpful Content Update 6:36 - Google: Robots.txt Is Unreachable, Other Pages Reachability Matter 7:05 - Google Search Tests Verified Labels For Product Results 7:28 - Google Store Ratings Now Available In India, Australia, Canada & UK 7:38 - Google Search Tests List Articles 8:00 - Google Search Tests Most Mentioned Places Carousel 8:10 - Google Tests What People Are Saying Short Video Search Results 8:26 - Google Shopping "Researched with AI - Experimental" Answer 8:44 - Google Tests Sponsored Ad Label Variations 9:04 - Google Search Showing Competitor Ads Above Local Reviews 9:40 - Google Merchant Listings Adds Certification Markup Support 10:04 - Google Drag & Drop Reorder Your Restaurant Menu Items 10:24 - Google Ads Adds Negative Keyword Tab in Keyword Planner 10:38 - Google Ads Improved Console Sidebar Navigation 10:50 - 9,000 Google Ads Campaigns Created Every Second??? 11:08 - Google Merchant Center Adds Video Generation & Amazon MCF Integration 11:27 - Bing Tests Best List Of Carousel 11:39 - Conclusion

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