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Managing your online presence on Google Search
John Mueller, Google / Zürich, Switzerland
Sunday, Nov. 27, 2016 · 1:29 p.m. · 33m 06s
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it uh thank you it's good it's good to see that some people are still here and awake um
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maybe just general um might my presentation will be more
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on working with modern websites in google search
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to not websites in general in search uh who here has website or works
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on the website okay a bunch of alright who doesn't have a website
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very few okay well it's good to see like how many people are actually awake if you like combined the two uh
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some people are weak that's good we'd we can start with
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that alright so uh and they there are lots of
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misconceptions i think around moderate websites in java
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script and and search and we
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often see things like this javascript shorter se oh your website will disappear
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people who make websites on line and work research they often say oh
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it's javascript framework oh that doesn't work so when you look at angel or we
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we see that a lot so is killing your se or or or e.
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even worse this this hurts most because i i work at
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google it's like even google doesn't support angular it's which
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hi barracks but i uh some people have figured it out
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and this is apparently the answer it's because of all of those
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curly braces and angular so who here has using colour
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alright some of you have you seen curly braces in your code yeah okay apparently this is because
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of the curly braces but not not really so hopefully we can find out some details
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right so i looked at some of the websites that you've probably also use
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and i wanted to see how they actually work with search because
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but my point of view of a lot of this is misconceptions but it also depends a bit on
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on how you make your website so i checked one website that you might have tried out
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uh i have side that's the age who has looked at this website before
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done something they're alright if you if you so the good news is you put it
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in this model friendly testing tool and it's it is it's pages mobile friendly
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so that's that's a good start i guess uh the bad news is this this
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white box here on the side that's actually how google sees the page
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if it's mobile friendly because everybody sees nothing
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um which probably isn't what's what to go see so i i will
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have some information on what what kind of problems to look into
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with the website like this uh as an exercise all of you can
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maybe go home and look at this website and think about
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what is actually the problem why is google nazi this why is like this website diamond
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search so when you look at what this website in search it looks like this
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we know that this website it as we know that there's a homepage there's some description on the homepage but we don't know
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anything else about this website put this on the one hand it's a good start but it's not really what you want
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so if you look for the schedule usage of site c. h. schedule like well
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i don't know there's not much of the the swiss schedule here actually
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find able in search and you all probably know where to go but uh
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imagine if you had something like a go go home at home or
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some other device where you wanted to see when is this session or when it's another session at the the first
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you can't find that information because google doesn't know about the there is something is to to improve here
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uh on the other hand if you look at some of the other have us well they do have a schedule you can
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fine so it's not that google a it's a fest in general
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uh it's more that something is broken on this website
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in the way that it works on a phone or works on on a laptop but not for such a alright so
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taking a quick step back a briefly about me i work
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as a webmaster trends analysts that google here in switzerland
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uh which means i work directly with the web search team i work with
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engineers who were creating web search the crawling the indexing raking part
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i've been doing that for over nine years now i'm not a javascript
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developers so some of the things you might hear me say
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might not be perfect from the javascript point of view but uh i look at
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things more from the source and this is cool but on the side
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uh you'll see some more about the presentation style um my
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session has mostly two parts like what search leads how
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web search works focusing mostly on google but a lot of this works for other search engines as well
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uh and how rendering works which uh is how
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google look search for example javascript heavy pages
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how how we can figure out what the content is and then so on on fixing these issues and some useful tool
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it's alright so this this is essentially the start of a
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search engine this is something that a lot of search
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engines do um that i think it's important to to understand when
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you look at a website and how it's shown in
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search like what what is actually happening here uh we we start off with a collection of knowing your l.
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so these are your else that we've seen before that people have linked to that we found online
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uh we can't scroll them all at once because i think the
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internet would not uh if we try to do that um
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i think last year we look at how many or else we know about and it's over a
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hundred and thirty trillion euro so that's that's a lot of pages on the internet and
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we'd like to call them all as quickly as possible that we have to prior i and that's done by the scheduler
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the scheduler takes the known your else and that it goes often crawls um on the
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internet uh what we've crawled on we take the content that we've received we
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bring that content into our index and we try to render the pages like like a browser would try to do and then
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we have everything in our index we take all the links to the new pages and try to follow those as well
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and this is a cycle that continues on on uh
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so what search leads to to actually function is
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this list of u. r. l.'s we we have to know which your else actually look at so
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for us it's really important and this is one of the things that
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uh a lot of modern frameworks have been kind of not doing that
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well uh we need to have unique and index of all your
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so we need to have a u. r. l. that you can take and you can use w. get or corrode to to actually fetch the
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content um as a bonus we we'd like to be able to actually
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look at those or else so make sure that they're not black
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uh that we get some content back and that we get some links to other pages within your website
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so if we start with the dev site home page then we can find the schedule we can find information about the
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speaker is about the location all of that five following links
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so what's what's important for us any u. r. l.
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uh it essentially if if you've worked with websites you you
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know what are your uh looks like it's not that
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complicated uh uh uh for the most part but it's it's
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something that for for us in search is really
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what what everything pivot around so that having a good clean your l. is important
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uh we don't care so much if you have a half an a file name
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or if you have parameters that's totally up to you uh what we
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do care about is um if there's a euro with hash so if it
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has a hash and then there's a like attack or page name
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and that's something that we often drop a nother common problem that we see is
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the saying you're all for different states uh this is something that uh i
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normally the the modern frameworks don't do so much but uh we
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saw a lot in the past where you would have
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uh the the homepage actually running the javascript happen you can do everything on the home page and it doesn't change
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your l. so in a case like that we don't have
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the way of addressing specific content on the web so
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uh and another thing to to watch out for usually less
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of a problem with modern frameworks is uh irrelevant
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your l. elements like session i. d.'s or user names and passwords we
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we can index a lot of this if we find it
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and uh getting it out of the index afterwards is sometimes
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a bit of okay so for google since we
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we've seen so many your l.'s uh we've also seen that a lot of them are actually duplicates
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so we we fetch one your l. and it's the same as another one sometimes it's like with double load up in the beginning and
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without up up up and saying contact for us it's a bit of
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a pain because then we would have to index everything twice
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whereas ideally we would recognise oh this is a sane we just fold them together
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and we call that a canonical your l. um have any of you heard
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about canonical is asian some of you okay so this is one way to
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to recognise those who have looked into s. c. o. little bit already
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uh one of those words that nobody uses otherwise um so we we take
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all of these duplicate we pick one year l. as a representative
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um and that's the one that we focus on you can tell us which
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one you want you can give us hints about which one is
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your preferred your how or we'll just yes and try to take but
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ideally if you're consistent within your website within your web apps
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then we will just use whatever you you get so that's really useful
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i'm going back to your l.'s with the hash and um
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one of the things that we've done i don't know maybe six seven years
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ago uh back when when javascript was kind of fresher on the web
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uh we work to create a in ajax crawling see where you could have your
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rounds with the hash bangs or the hash and exclamation mark it down
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and we would try to crawl a written version of that your l. and we would expect
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your website to render the pages for so you could use javascript to run your site
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uh with the hash training as an identifier and we will crawl they escaped fragment version
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yeah and you need to give us the version that's actually already read so that worked for a while
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and i think for for a lot of sites it it makes sense but in the meantime things
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have progressed you can use the uh things like history
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a. p. i. to provide real normal year olds
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and still use the javascript framework on the side and we noticed that a lot of sites
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set this up and they do it wrong or they have problems
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with that and it's really hard to diagnose on your
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side if you don't know where where the problem is actually
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come so we've decided to stop recommending this setup
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and instead just use normal your it's alright i am and
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p. w. a. i assume most of you have heard
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about amp until gays well some of u. s. are okay
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great yeah so these are two technologies that from
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or point of view i think a really exciting and uh a kind of future looking and need things you can do
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with an um this presentation doesn't focus on these technologies we
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try from the search point of view and not too
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give any google technologies or in the google features any special treatment
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so we treaties like like any other website at your house out of user p. w.
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a. you can do that and uh still have everything index all okay so
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how does google dot actually render the content so what we try to do a
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when we recognise that the page uses javascript if it uses a javascript framework
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we try to render it like we would with a normal model browser uh for the most part
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we can do that fairly well but like is out with that have sites uh example
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uh it's something that doesn't always work that wow so there is some
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things to to watch out for uh things like promises service workers
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for j. p. i. local storage uh these are not supported by google
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bought a similarly yes six is something that's currently not supported
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so if you're trying to use any of the more modern features it's important that you use only
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fills where you can't to to support older browsers or to do feature detection you see
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does this browser support for service workers and if so then i'll set up a service if
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it doesn't support service workers and have some way to kind of gracefully handle that
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so that the pages at least allow uh as nother point
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which is kind of more unique to to google as
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a search engine is we uh i'm rely on the
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robots text file to let us know which parts
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of your website we control so it's important for us that
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we don't cause any issues on your server and
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so we go to the robots text file the first time we look at the web site and see
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which parts are we allowed to look at which parts are we not allowed to
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work and if you use embedded your l.'s on your page javascript file
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see as as if you use a guys and or block a robots text
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that we can't actually see what what's happening that we can't fetch
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the javascript file we don't know how to process that's that's a problem for
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us uh search uh and another one that comes from being a search
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engine and not a normal browser is we need to have links that use
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a elements so that our normal links that point to other urals
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rather than just on click and it's uh because google bought is kind
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of a a simple browser it looks at the page and
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it tries to find all these links in crawl through all of those it doesn't go off and click on everything on okay
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so if you have some functionality that gets triggered from an on over or
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from an on click handler like this group about probably won't discover that
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by itself it doesn't know where to click or where you where you add additional functional um another thing
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um so i have a lot of a special cases coming up for for situations where it
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some of you might be running into these issues some of you might not um mobile first indexing
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is something that we just recently announced and uh
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for us this is a pretty big
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shift uh for most websites it shouldn't be that much of a problem so it the the
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difference here is in the past we've indexed and rendered pages like a desktop browser would
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and now that more than half of our users are using smart phones
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we think using a desktop browser to index content is a bit obsolete all
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so we're switching to go about using a smart phone as well
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and for indexing the content like you would see it on a smart for that
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this is from from our point of view pretty big change and we
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need to make sure that all of our other functionalities still continues working uh
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for all of you who are using responsive web design were already creating
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mobile first uh websites just doesn't really change anything so
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this is kind of something where the the situations
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where we see him most problems are where you have a mobile version of the website that's really
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bad compared to a desktop for both you only have very limited functionality in a dust or in
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a mobile web site and that could be a problem if the content is very limited on
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a mobile web site and that could be a problem uh whereas if if it's already responsive if it's
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the same content on both sides that's that's perfect so this is i think a good argument
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to brain if someone comes to use as well we will just make a very simple mobile version
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and people can click the view as desktop link if they want to see the full version
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that's not going to work in the future um we tried to render pretty much all
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pages that that we index uh but when we can't render the pages we
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tend to fall back to the h. t. m. l. version book and uh for all of you who have use the single
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page have a framework you will know that the the h. t. m. l. version of this page is very limited
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essentially just loading the the javascript content and then the javascript actually hold
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in all of the the content itself displays what's needed there
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so for single page apps that's kind of a problem and that's something
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that that we so what would have us side as well
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where we index the the raw h. t. m. l. but uh we weren't able to actually see the full contents so we
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had very limited view of what was actually on this what's uh one
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thing that's also kind of unique with search engine is is uh
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we he hugh is some some of the method that uh that
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you have on your pages in the head of the pitch
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so there are things that are fairly easy to specify in the head like title of the page
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or the description which we show in the search results directly that's kind of the basic part
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um what's less obvious is things like the the
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robots might attack where you can tell us
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this page should be indexed or shouldn't be indexed or things like you can tell us this
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is the the german version this is the french version this is the english version
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of this page i'm cool should recognise a connection between these different page and these are
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sometimes hard to to test if uh if the page needs to be rendered
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so this is one trick that you can do to kind of test this
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you can take the page as you would see the browser say
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d. m. l. and then load that again in a browser to see what the the
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final rendered h. t. m. l. would look like and you can test to see
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the head includes everything that you could um
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one issue that's sometimes comes up uh
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is specially with uh with web sites that use response of web design
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is that you would sometimes take content you will hide it on the page you will
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have something like a click to read more like this or you'll have a kind
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of a tab it uh interface we can click on one pattern the second tab is
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kind of hidden and then you click on the tab than it actually displays
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uh this is sometimes a problem it's a so if the content is loaded by default
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if it's already in h. t. m. l. uh just hidden by c. s. as
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then we can still take that into account i'm in search we
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tend to devalued out a little bit in the sense that we say well a user going to this
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page will expect this content to be visible and if it's not visible by the fall then
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maybe it's not the most important content on the stick but that's kind of are thinking they're a
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them more problematic part is when there's an event that actually triggers the loading of discount
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if you click on a tad and then it doesn't ajax cough and
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it fetches a content from the server and then displays it
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and we don't know all the user could click on this is like the for this bad or whatever
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and that something will happen in the background to actually pull the new
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content we we don't know about all that kind of a content
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we cannot index at all um performance i i guess a lot
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of you look into performances well it's uh one of the
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i think more important topics on the web at after of
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course making sure that everything works in in various browsers
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uh but especially with modern frameworks we see it all the time that you open one h. t.
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m. l. page added polls in like hundreds of different resources and it takes like ten twenty
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thirty forty seconds actually load the page itself and for google this is a problem as well
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because we have all of these billions of pages that we need to crawl under under
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and if these pages take a minute or so to actually load all the content then
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we would never get to actually indexing the the of all what uh
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so i would generally recommend just following the normal performance best processes
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uh reducing the number of requests bundling your javascript see as a as
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uh be careful with a third party dependencies on you guys in particular
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uh so if you have something that the relies on some third party a. p. i.
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to get the content and then you display that content if that a. p.
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i. is slow then of course your page is going to be slows well and
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uh finally of course use fast servers uh uh content delivery network so
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that at least static content is the liver very quickly write a rendering more rendering
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so one way you can also control this on your side is if you
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do the rendering yourself instead of relying on google bought you can render it
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on your side there's some frameworks out there that i'm an issue that
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a four year that provide some ways to to do that on your side
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uh we recommend making sure that if you do rendering if you pretty
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render your content to it for all users not just for google bought so
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so technically doing i forgot about would be against the webmaster guideline
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be showing different content to users and to google bought a from
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a practical point of you there's some frameworks out there that
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do that like a pretty render io uh for example that the
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tricky part here is it's really hard to do but
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because you send google one set of content you show everyone else a different set of content
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and if something breaks interview that google sees you don't notice that none of your users
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notice that nobody can tell you is something is broken so three rendering everything for
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everyone usually makes the pages much faster and uh it make sure that everything is consistent
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so this is the the free rendering part is often called isn't morphing javascript
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uh on regular it's angular universal uh there are different ways to set this up this
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is i i think a great way to handle this but it's sometimes very complicated
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so i wouldn't see this as something that you could just switch on and then everything
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will work you you really have to know what what you're doing their thing alright
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so fixing old issues so if one of you fines uh the problems on the deaf
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as the website like how do you handle uh from people's point of view
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we try to keep it as simple as possible so you shouldn't need to tell google that you actually change something on
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your website we should be able to figure that out or
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sell so i put this in in three steps
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which kind of over simplifies it because obviously finding the issue first is is
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the hard part uh but i would recommend double checking non vocal
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dependencies that even if you're doing this to fix an issue on google
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make sure it still works whatever else you need your website
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if you're doing things with things book if you're doing things with social media or other search engines or other platforms
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make sure you don't break anything for that um then of
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course bring up the clean version technically neural version and
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then if you make your role changes so particularly from that the hash u. r. l.'s to clear your l.'s
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then you need to make sure that you do reader it's
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so redirects so uh for for google are important because
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they let us know that we can forward of the information we know about the old pages to the new
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page uh without a redirect what will happen is we'll see these are new your house and these urals
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period we don't know what the connection it is so we essentially start those new pages
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from zero and uh you you you start at the bottom of the search
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results okay so with the redirect that's something that uh we can try
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to connect um if you do redirects make sure you do them direct uh
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if you do javascript redirect for fashion house being urals that's great
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i'll show an interest special because that's something workable but
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we'll get stuck again and uh there's um
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trucks to kind of watch out for here which me since we have
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documented it or help centre as well with regards to normal
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side new so making sure that you list the old and the new year i'll so that we could we crawl down
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i'm making sure that you've updated all of the internal references to the old new
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you're also that we recognise that connection alright so let's look it's um
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useful tools um who has you search council before a handful okay that's good
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at least some of your still awake that's also a so research council
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it is a it tool that we have from google which gives you aggregate
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information on how your website is seen from goebbels point of view
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uh so it can tell you which part of your website is kind
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of broke and gives you information on links to your pages
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what we've discovered when it shown in the search results for which
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queries people are finding your website all of this information
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around search is shown in such calls so if you have
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a website i'd strongly recommend that you verify you
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a website for such console that's easy to do not that
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complicated and uh uh take a look at the the
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settings and the errors that we have there for model websites
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a lot of these things or a less critical
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uh but sometimes things like the crawl rate is is
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important for you to control overseeing that your servers
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being overloaded with requests from google that's something to kind of look into what's actually happening here
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if you have a web site that had is available in multiple countries and you can tell us this is one
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is for germany this one's for switzerland this one is for france and that helps us to say well
00:28:02
we can show this website more to users in those countries yeah and finally i you mentioned
00:28:08
this last one here which is kind of the opposite problem of a lot of sight
00:28:13
in the sense that uh many people want to get into search first but uh
00:28:18
it sometimes you have to take stuff out of search quickly as well
00:28:21
uh so this happens every now and then that people index something that shouldn't be and uh maybe a bunch of
00:28:28
credit card statements maybe a bunch of address email list of
00:28:32
something that you accidentally made available on your website
00:28:35
yeah and group about is being busy and didn't oh this is great information to show to everyone in search
00:28:42
which maybe you don't want to have everyone see so in search console you can go
00:28:47
there and say i'd this specific your l. i want to have removed immediately
00:28:51
and within a day it'll be removed from so much so that gives you a
00:28:56
bit of time to figure out what actually happened here and why he
00:28:59
was a small this file on the server in a way that was publicly available
00:29:04
then kind of makes all of that but uh by being verified in search
00:29:09
console you're prepared for this and you can handle this very quickly uh in search
00:29:15
console there is the feature to um test how google renders a page
00:29:20
uh which we call fetches google and other other two options there one is to look at
00:29:25
the h. t. m. l. u. which is just the raw h. t. m. l.
00:29:29
uh the other is to look at the rendered version of the page uh which will be like google
00:29:34
bought as a desktop browser now or google but as a smart phone if you want and uh
00:29:40
it shows you what the page actually would look like to google it also list the the blocked him
00:29:46
better due oh so you're else that are blocked by robots text files which we can't access
00:29:52
and it gives you screenshot of what those pages would look like uh with with the block content
00:29:59
if we could crawl the block and it without so that's i think a really important tool
00:30:05
uh when you're working with modern web framework a psych
00:30:10
have files so i mention cycle files before uh
00:30:13
who here knows what type of file it's alright a bunch more let's get right so it's like
00:30:20
that file is basically a list of the your l.'s
00:30:23
on your website uh you tell google that
00:30:27
these are the your l.'s on your website that you know about which are important for you
00:30:31
yeah and we will take that list and try to make sure that all of these are actually shown in such a
00:30:37
so one one thing you can do an assignment file is specified they change date of the u. r. l.
00:30:44
and this is really helpful for us because then we can
00:30:47
recognise this page change we should go recall that now
00:30:51
and these other pages haven't changed in a long time and we don't have to worry
00:30:54
about them as much uh so updating the change date is really important for us
00:31:00
uh one thing that's useful with psycho files in search console
00:31:05
is that the yeah we show you errors that come from the side and file
00:31:11
and you can see the number of index your l.'s from the segments file so if
00:31:15
you send us all of your product pages or all of your event pages
00:31:19
then you can look at the sight of file for the product and c. o. ninety
00:31:23
percent of these got index uh that means these are actually doing pretty good
00:31:28
uh whereas if you look at the product pages new c. o. only like ten
00:31:32
of these pages got index and i submitted a hundred thousand of them and
00:31:36
you can kind of guess that's some kind of technical problem is probably still there that
00:31:41
you can resell alright so kind of coming to the hand i'm just as
00:31:51
the compress summary the most important part especially from other frameworks is to make sure
00:31:57
that you have clean your else uh so no hashes in the rounds
00:32:01
uh i really recommend understanding how google
00:32:04
dot renders pages i'm understanding which
00:32:08
functionality in in modern browsers aren't supported by by cool bought and then going off and
00:32:14
actually testing your pages are testing parts of your pages to to make sure that
00:32:18
they work and then hopefully everything will pan out and your pages will be index and
00:32:24
you'll be happy uh so it's i guess coming back to the deficit website
00:32:30
i don't know who which of you run strands what side but maybe if we if you leave it the
00:32:36
way it is now that gives others here a chance to kind of look at it and see
00:32:40
where could this problem long uh if you can't figure it out all
00:32:46
uh then you are of course welcome to contact me as well
00:32:50
uh we we can try to find some some answers that help you figure that's alright i don't know how much
Conference Program
How to convince organization to adopt a new technology
Daria Mühlethaler, Swisscom / Zürich, Switzerland
Nov. 26, 2016 · 10:14 a.m.
360 views
Q&A - How to convince organization to adopt a new technology
Daria Mühlethaler, Swisscom / Zürich, Switzerland
Nov. 26, 2016 · 10:38 a.m.
201 views
Animations for a better user experience
Lorica Claesson, Nordic Usability / Zürich, Switzerland
Nov. 26, 2016 · 11:01 a.m.
212 views
Q&A - Animations for a better user experience
Lorica Claesson, Nordic Usability / Zürich, Switzerland
Nov. 26, 2016 · 11:27 a.m.
Artificial Intelligence at Swisscom
Andreea Hossmann, Swisscom / Bern, Switzerland
Nov. 26, 2016 · 1:01 p.m.
399 views
Q&A - Artificial Intelligence at Swisscom
Andreea Hossmann, Swisscom / Bern, Switzerland
Nov. 26, 2016 · 1:29 p.m.
158 views
An introduction to TensorFlow
Mihaela Rosca, Google / London, England
Nov. 26, 2016 · 2:01 p.m.
532 views
Q&A - An introduction to TensorFlow
Mihaela Rosca, Google
Nov. 26, 2016 · 2:35 p.m.
244 views
Limbic system using Tensorflow
Gema Parreño Piqueras, Tetuan Valley / Madrid, Spain
Nov. 26, 2016 · 3:31 p.m.
624 views
Q&A - Limbic system using Tensorflow
Gema Parreño Piqueras, Tetuan Valley / Madrid, Spain
Nov. 26, 2016 · 4:04 p.m.
153 views
How Docker revolutionized the IT landscape
Vadim Bauer, 8gears AG / Zürich, Switzerland
Nov. 26, 2016 · 4:32 p.m.
120 views
Closing Remarks
Jacques Supcik, Professeur, Filière Télécommunications, Institut iSIS, HEFr
Nov. 26, 2016 · 5:11 p.m.
Rosie: clean use case framework
Jorge Barroso, Karumi / Madrid, Spain
Nov. 27, 2016 · 10:05 a.m.
Q&A - Rosie: clean use case framework
Jorge Barroso, Karumi / Madrid, Spain
Nov. 27, 2016 · 10:39 a.m.
The Firebase tier for your app
Matteo Bonifazi, Technogym / Cesena, Italy
Nov. 27, 2016 · 10:49 a.m.
Q&A - The Firebase tier for your app
Matteo Bonifazi, Technogym / Cesena, Italy
Nov. 27, 2016 · 11:32 a.m.
PERFMATTERS for Android
Hasan Hosgel, ImmobilienScout24 / Berlin, Germany
Nov. 27, 2016 · 11:45 a.m.
Q&A - PERFMATTERS for Android
Hasan Hosgel, ImmobilienScout24 / Berlin, Germany
Nov. 27, 2016 · 12:22 p.m.
Managing your online presence on Google Search
John Mueller, Google / Zürich, Switzerland
Nov. 27, 2016 · 1:29 p.m.
Q&A - Managing your online presence on Google Search
John Mueller, Google / Zürich, Switzerland
Nov. 27, 2016 · 2:02 p.m.
Design for Conversation
Henrik Vendelbo, The Digital Gap / Zurich, Switzerland
Nov. 27, 2016 · 2:30 p.m.
152 views
Q&A - Design for Conversation
Henrik Vendelbo, The Digital Gap / Zurich, Switzerland
Nov. 27, 2016 · 3:09 p.m.
Firebase with Angular 2 - the perfect match
Christoffer Noring, OVO Energy / London, England
Nov. 27, 2016 · 4:05 p.m.
120 views
Q&A - Firebase with Angular 2 - the perfect match
Christoffer Noring, OVO Energy / London, England
Nov. 27, 2016 · 4:33 p.m.
Wanna more fire? - Let's try polymerfire!
Sofiya Huts, JustAnswer / Lviv, Ukraine
Nov. 27, 2016 · 5 p.m.
Q&A - Wanna more fire? - Let's try polymerfire!
Sofiya Huts, JustAnswer / Lviv, Ukraine
Nov. 27, 2016 · 5:38 p.m.
Recommended talks
La Zapette Moodle V3
Thierry Koscielniak, Université de Paris
July 8, 2016 · 2:35 p.m.
340 views