Spotify this morning announced new sharing features that broaden the way Spotify content, including both music and podcasts, can be shared across social media. Spotify will now allow users to share a timestamped link to a [...]

As SEOs, we love data (kind of) – but what’s more important than having data, is being able to cut, slice, analyse, and present it however you need to.

We think Sitebulb does a pretty good job of this already, but sometimes nothing else can quel that urge for a good spreadsheet.

Now we can just dump all of your data into a spreadsheet for you, sometimes that’s what you need. But with our Google Sheets exports, we get fancy…

1) Grouped reports broken down into individual sheets   tabs
2) Cross linking between sheets to drill down through your data
3) Links from each issue, to supporting documentation
4) Summary sheet to link everything together

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A simple tool to download data from your Search Console in CSV format. You will need to authorize it to access your Search Console data.

The Schema.org version of Structured Data Markup Validator is now live in beta, might not be long before the Google version gets pulled out. The folks at Sitebulb have created a handy Bookmarklet so you [...]

If you have multiple Instagram accounts this can be a very handy time-saving feature for you. If you long-press the follow button, it gives you the option to choose all the other accounts you have [...]

Search Console has changed the way that it evaluates and reports errors in Event structured data. As a result, you may see small increases in the number of Event entities and issues reported for your property, [...]

Google has just announced a new playbook (PDF) and design kit in Figma for you to help incorporate Web Stories into your website. They talk about showcasing web stories on your website using The Web Story [...]

The Google Ads Speculative and Experimental Medical Treatment policy has been updated to clarify that ads for cell or gene therapies are not allowed, regardless of regulatory approval status. There is no change to the [...]

You might start seeing a “Let Google help your business” option inside the GMB dashboard. This allows you to accept or reject these options: Accept automated calls that help keep your business details up to [...]

In a new letter, attorneys general representing 44 U.S. states and territories are pressuring Facebook to walk away from new plans to open Instagram to children. The company is working on an age-gated version of Instagram [...]

Ryan Wyatt, the managing director of gaming and commerce at YouTube, shared on Twitter that, following requests from the community, YouTube is testing a so-called “subcriberss-only mode,” which will enable creators to host exclusive chats their subscribers. The [...]

When it comes to lazy loaded content, John Mueller said GoogleBot tends not to watch out for a scroll event or a click to load more button. With this setup, lazy-loaded content, he said you [...]

Google said on Monday it has rolled out a range of updates to its Search, Maps, YouTube and Google Pay services in India to display and boost authoritative and credible information about the coronavirus to [...]

For the past couple of weeks or so, there has been a bug with some sites over HTTPs. The error is “Insufficient HTTPS coverage on your site” and it is a known bug with the [..]

Following Twitter’s lead, Facebook is trying out a new feature designed to encourage users to read a link before sharing it. The test will reach 6% of Facebook’s Android users globally in a gradual rollout [...]

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