https://www.SERoundtable.com/ – This week in search, we got a bunch more information around the Google mobile first index. Google said if you are planning on moving to an m-dot domain to responsive, do it before the mobile first release. Google isn’t going to release the mobile first index on one specific day. Google Posts are now available for all Google My Business customers. Google released structured data for job search. Google joked they may be messing with the algorithm tracking tools. Google to make your mobile and desktop pages equivalent. Google said moving a site that was hurt by Panda won’t help you. Google said content stitching or quality is not near duplicate content. Google may skip URLs that repeat the same path many times. Google said they do love breadcrumbs trails. Google said checkmarks in titles is spammy. Google said site moves can take 3 months. Google said be careful with the parameter handling tool. If you use the Google Search Console API then make sure to refresh the last day of data. You can now trigger a suggested video clip in Google. Google’s Gary Illyes doesn’t have manual action access. Google launched they local highlight icons and hotel pricing labels. Google has a new fun fidget spinner easter egg. The SEO movie is out, check it out. That was this past week in search at the Search Engine Roundtable.

Google: Plan On Moving From M-Dot To Responsive? Do It Before Google’s Mobile First Index. : https://www.seroundtable.com/google-mobile-migration-24024.html
Google: We Won’t Launch The Mobile First Index On One Specific Day : https://www.seroundtable.com/google-launch-the-mobile-first-index-launch-24029.html
Google Posts Now Live In Google My Business For All Businesses : https://www.seroundtable.com/google-posts-now-live-24044.html
Google Officially Launches Job Postings Schema For Job Search Inclusion : https://www.seroundtable.com/google-job-postings-schema-live-24030.html
Google: Maybe We’re Messing With The Algorithm Tracking Tools : https://www.seroundtable.com/google-messing-algorithm-tracking-tools-24018.html
Google: Make Your Mobile & Desktop Pages Equivalent : https://www.seroundtable.com/google-mobile-desktop-pages-equivalent-24026.html
Google: Moving A Site Won’t Help A Site Impacted By Panda : https://www.seroundtable.com/google-moving-a-site-wont-help-panda-24047.html
Google: Content Stitching Or Quilting Is Not Near Duplicate Content : https://www.seroundtable.com/google-content-stitching-or-quilting-24034.html
Google May Skip URLs That Repeat The Same Path Many Times : https://www.seroundtable.com/google-skip-urls-that-repeatitive-path-24041.html
Google: We Like Breadcrumb Navigation Links On Your Site : https://www.seroundtable.com/google-breadcrumb-navigation-links-24040.html
Google: Checkmark Characters In Titles Looks Spammy : https://www.seroundtable.com/google-checkmark-characters-title-24025.html
Google Site Move With New URL Can Take 3 Months; Not 2 Weeks : https://www.seroundtable.com/google-site-3-months-24019.html
Google: Parameter Handling In Google Search Console Is A Big Gun, Watch Out : https://www.seroundtable.com/google-parameter-handling-24046.html
Google: Use The Google Search Console API? Refresh The Last Day Of Data. : https://www.seroundtable.com/google-search-console-api-refresh-24045.html
Trigger A Google Suggested Clip Video Answer : https://www.seroundtable.com/google-suggested-clip-video-answer-24020.html
Gary Illyes From Google Doesn’t Have Manual Actions Clearance : https://www.seroundtable.com/gary-illyes-google-manual-actions-24039.html
Did Google Launches Local Highlight Icons & Hotel Price Labels? : https://www.seroundtable.com/google-launches-local-highlight-icons-hotel-price-labels-24036.html
Google Got An Interactive Fidget Spinner : https://www.seroundtable.com/google-fidget-spinner-24033.html
The SEO Movie Is Now Out : https://www.seroundtable.com/watch-the-seo-movie-24035.html

Google has delayed the launch of its mobile-first index, saying that it will now not launch until 2018.

At the SMX Advanced conference in Seattle, Google webmaster trends analyst Gary Illyes said that its launch was likely to be “many quarters away”.

Originally, Google had created a timeline which placed the launch of the mobile-first index during the final few months of 2017.

Illyes described the upcoming mobile-first index as a “big change”, although he was keen to emphasise that the company had developed it so that its initial impact on non-mobile-friendly sites would be minimal.

Illyes advised webmasters not to “freak out”, saying that Google was currently communicating with many publishers around the world to ensure that they are not surprised by the upcoming change.

He was also keen to stress that Google’s mobile-first index will not exclude desktop content. It will simply search for and rank mobile-friendly content more preferentially.

In this special recording from International Search Summit Barcelona 2018, Gary Illyes from Google takes part in a Q &A session with audience members on the topic of international SEO.

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This full video will give you insights into a wide range of international SEO topics, including global domain strategies, mobile-first indexing, voice search, featured snippets, Google Search Console updates, image optimisation, video optimisation, geo-targeting and meta data optimisation.

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In this special recording from International Search Summit Barcelona 2017, Gary Illyes from Google takes part in a Q &A session with audience members on the topic of geo-targeting and hreflang.

Watch the 70 minute recording of the full Q &A session with Gary Illyes from ISS Barcelona on Webcertain’s Know-How platform: http://bit.ly/ISSBCN17GIH

This full recording will cover a wide range of international SEO topics, including geo-targeting and hreflang, mobile-first indexation, voice search, links, domain strategies, technical SEO problems and the role of AI and machine learning in the future of search.