Thursday, May 2, 2019

Google Search Console Manual Actions Now Back After Disappearing

Yesterday we reported that Google Search Console had yet another bug, this time with your manual actions disappearing without any good reason. Google fixed the issue within 24 hours and if you had any manual actions that were gone yesterday, they are probably now back and visible within Google Search Console.


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Google Search Console's Lost Data Directly Related To Indexing Bug

I was confused as to why Google Search Console lost 16-days worth of data if the indexing bug lasted from April 5th to April 11th. Furthermore, if the indexing bug started on April 5th, why did Search Console have data loss from April 9th through April 25th? Shouldn't there be a one-to-one overlap in dates to the data loss?


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Google Buggier Now More Than Usual? Google Responds.

I was asked by someone on Twitter last week if Google is more buggier than normal these days, with the indexing bugs, Search Console issues, cache date issues, mobile-friendly notices and the list goes on and on for April. So I flipped the question over to John Mueller of Google and he said "I wouldn't say it's more often."


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Google Ads & AdSense Confirmed Reporting Delays

Both Google Ads and Google AdSense are having reporting delays. Google has confirmed the delays with the Google Ads (formerly AdWords) platform saying "Reporting Issue - Google Ads reporting for April 30 and May 1 (Pacific Time) is incorrect. We will update this message when the issue is resolved and the data is corrected."


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Google Welcomes The San Francisco 49ers

San Francisco 49ers At Google


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Volunteering for Marketing Team Building

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