This just came out - refers to 'gambling-related products'.
No date given - I'm still seeing some FAQs, star ratings and trophy icons.
https://www.seroundtable.com/new-goo...nes-33679.html
https://developers.google.com/search...ent-guidelines
This just came out - refers to 'gambling-related products'.
No date given - I'm still seeing some FAQs, star ratings and trophy icons.
https://www.seroundtable.com/new-goo...nes-33679.html
https://developers.google.com/search...ent-guidelines
gm2891 (4 July 2022)
Hi, is this mean removing the gambling sites from Search engine? What will happened to marketers, that spend a lots time and resources on SEO? Just will not show on Google, am I understand correctly?
They won't remove gambling sites, just remove the rich results parts of the SERPs - FAQs, star ratings etc. At least that is how I understand it.
I take it this will include featured snippets, which isn't a bad thing if you rank no2 and are constantly pushed below the fold because of useless featured snippets.
Will be intresting to see the difference with a specific title you shoulkd be fine though people looking for info laden sites wont know what they are getting now, featured images work well with slot reviews
They usually start implementing changes on some markets and then move further. I still see rich snippers too on google.nl. It usually takes some time before changes cover all the markets
Google is just removing rich results that endorse gambling. Rich results can be any 'extras' google decides to show on top of your regular looking search result; e.g., 5 star ratings, pricing, images
I have noticed all slot reviews images, ratings etc have gone.. FAQ gone..
rafraf (12 July 2022)
oh that's good news
Well gambling-related products would be harmful. Maybe in some point they want to track those people buying those products in building a non-authorized gambling den.
Wow did I just read that?
Rick
Universal4