Author: Kasia

It’s already a tradition that we write about the core algorithm update in May or June. Google releases a broad core update several times a year. Check out what it might mean for your website, is there anything to be afraid of?

Google Analytics as we know it will be going away on July 1, 2023, and will be replaced by Google Analytics 4. What does this mean? Is it worth switching to GA4 right now? And what about data we have been collecting all these years, will it all be lost?

In the last couple of days, at the beginning of December 2021, many pages would notice redirect errors detected by Google Search Console. Did the tool get to errors not previously detected? Or is it Google Search Console’s own error?

Now available only in the United States. However, if the solution turns out to be a success it will soon be available globally. Infinite Scroll in search results. How does it work and what this change in Google means for users, and website owners? Let me explain!

A new Google algorithm update that will aim at spam links will be rolling out over the next 2 weeks. What will be the core of that update and what websites will be affected?

On the 2nd of June, Google rolled out the search engine’s core algorithm update. What can we expect? Should we prepare for some turbulence in search results and how to get ready for further changes that are coming our way next month (spoiler alert!)?