Has anyone else noticed that google no longer seems to show your picture in the SERPS? Have I done something wrong or does anyone know any more about this?
Cheers
Bob
Has anyone else noticed that google no longer seems to show your picture in the SERPS? Have I done something wrong or does anyone know any more about this?
Cheers
Bob
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Ok, so I looked into this and realise it was ongoing since December but opretty sure that until very recently I was still seeing a good deal of your pretty faces - and my less pretty one - in the SERPS. Still shows my name as the author but not the picture. Google are annoying.
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here you go mate http://www.seroundtable.com/google-a...one-18763.html
-Shay- (4 July 2014), freebetsfreetips (4 July 2014)
Cheers mate. Short and sweet article, the way I like 'em!
authenticcontent.co.uk - high quality content writing service for sports betting sites (among others)
bettingoffers.co - sports betting offers, enhanced odds and free bets
Fair play, I noticed mixed results for click-throughs depending what sort of article it is. e.g. if it's an in-depth article about something, people will click the authorship article much more and the picture really helped it stand out in the SERPs. If it's a more company based search term and people are expecting something more official/corporate then they might not go for the one with the photo as they might think it's some sort of blog.
Definitely a mixed bag Google+, I've persisted with it on one project I did as I used it from the start, but I'm not bothering with it on my new sites and going to see how things pan out in the next 6 months.