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Page Structure Added to the SERPs API
To help you make even more informed decisions about your content strategy, our API now can tell you the Page Structure of the top 10 ranking pages on the SERPs.
A *NEW* Keyword Research Tool: the Keyword Explorer
This week we’re pleased to announce that we’re releasing a new module – the Keyword Explorer tool. Along with other “explorer” tools in the platform (and ones we’re developing for page and link analysis) this is free to use – in this case to allow you to explore keyword and content ideas.
New Feature: a Page Experience module!
To get started, you can simply cut and paste one or more URLs into the input field here 👇🏻
The New Authoritas User Interface
As part of ongoing enhancements and developments to the Authoritas platform, we are excited to share the new User Interface!
How best to use APIs
Thank you Sandy Lee for all of your great tips on how to best use APIs! You can watch the full Tea Time SEO talk here:
Tea Time SEO - Website Migrations
An effective website migrations can help boost SEO performance or it can cause your organic traffic to nose-dive. Learn from the successes and failures of our expert speakers in this Tea Time SEO special show and post.
Google Question Hub – Is it Useful for SEO?
OK, that was the first thing that came to mind for me and I’m sure for many SEOs like me, who have been using ‘question answering’ as a technique to rank for Universal Search results such as Featured Snippets, People Also Ask and Organic FAQs.
Are Google search results biased?
There was a bunch of questions around if Google was biasing its search results mainly in favour of politically left-leaning websites, with a few questioning whether on the contrary it biased right-leaning websites. There was also a bunch of consumers asking why certain left-wing or right-wing websites were effectively being censored from their search results. The last set of questions, were less about bias and more about why Google search wasn’t as good as it was in recent years.
How to find your IP address on Google Search
If you want a quick and easy way to find your own IP address on Google Search, then simply go to your local version of Google and ask the question, “What is my IP address”. Google gives you the answer right at the top of the search results.
Authoritas & GroupBy Inc announce reseller agreement
AUSTIN, Texas — GroupBy Inc., a leading provider of relevancy-focused eCommerce solutions, in conjunction with Authoritas, a leading provider of a comprehensive SEO software platform today announced the launch of their SEO Accelerator and North American reseller agreement.
Track Your Rankings within the Local Pack with the SERPs API
You can extract local business listings from Google in two ways: