Name: Google Search News (June ‘22) - Ecommerce Essentials, Google I/O Announcements, and more!
Uploaded: 2022-06-28T12:30:52.000Z
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JOHN MUELLER: Hi, everyone, and welcome back

I hope life is treating you reasonably well wherever

on a new video series, bubble charts, events, and more.

Starting off, we recently launched a new video series

for e-commerce sites called "E-commerce Essentials."

The first episode is about one of the most critical elements

There are also episodes about optimizing JavaScript, making

sure the site is mobile friendly, and more.

for any kind of website, including yours.

In a blog post series, we went through ways

of connecting Google Search Console to Google Data Studio.

about how your site performs in Google Search.

In this series, we guide you through setting up

the connection and help you to create a bubble chart.

This shows which queries are performing well for your site

It's a neat way of looking at data and just one

of the many things you can do with your data connected

on this Search Relations team are now back at events.

We started off this year with virtual unconferences

These are smaller events where everyone takes part.

We currently don't have the next one finalized.

But knowing the organizers, I'm sure we'll have more.

If you're cautious about going to big events,

an unconference might be a great way to get started.

On that note, Google I/O took place in hybrid mode this year.

The session for search included a preview of a search video

While we don't have a timeline to share just yet,

you can get a peek at the current plans for videos

The team has started going back to in-person events as well.

Meeting people in real life is exciting after such

We'll add the next events to our usual event calendar,

If you see any of us at an event, come over and say, hi.

Next up, we recently launched a ranking algorithm change

We make these updates multiple times a year.

affect the core of our systems and can result in changes

we have a blog post on what site owners should

We confirm broad core updates, because they typically

Some sites may see drops or gains during them.

For more information on our thinking behind these updates,

and a flowchart on how to think about algorithm changes.

While we generally can't confirm third-party content like this,

sometimes, it's useful to have a framework for looking

at changes and to get another perspective when appropriate.

In sadder news, Bill Slawski has recently passed away.

Bill was extremely active in the SEO community

and worked very hard to correct misinformation in SEO.

Bill was also very passionate about search-related patents

a patent with the context of SEO, then, most likely,

Thank you for everything that you've done for the SEO world.

In Search Console, we recently deprecated the URL parameters

Google's crawling systems have improved significantly

over the years, making this tool less critical to sites.

We recommend that websites use the robots.txt file

to provide information about crawling instead.