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The Search Central Community is an online forum where site owners can help each other troubleshoot issues around their site’s presence on Google Search, discuss various Search updates, and share tips on improving their site’s visibility on Search.

This post discusses an update to Search Console’s user and permissions to incorporate functionality related to ownership and user management.

In this post, we discuss bulk data export, a new Search Console feature that allows you to export data to Google BigQuery on an ongoing basis. You can configure an export in Search Console to get a daily data dump into your BigQuery project.

Over the last few months we noticed an uptick in website owners and some content delivery networks (CDNs) attempting to use 404 and other 4xx client errors (but not 429) to attempt to reduce Googlebot’s crawl rate.

At Google, we’ve long believed in the power of AI to transform the ability to deliver helpful information. In this post, we’ll share more about how AI-generated content fits into our long-standing approach to show helpful content to people on Search.

We’re very excited to announce that Search Central Live is coming to Brazil! Following our successful events last year, we’re continuing our mission to help you enhance your site’s performance in Google Search. We’re organizing three events in Brazil, starting with São Paulo on March 9, then Brasília on March 14, and finishing with Belo Horizonte on March 16.

Last July we launched a new report in Search Console to help you understand the performance of your videos on Google and identify possible areas of improvement. Today, we are happy to share a few more updates to the report on Search Console to help you achieve those goals more effectively.

¡Hola! The Search Central Virtual Unconference en español 2023 is now open for participant registration. All sessions will be conducted in Spanish. If you speak Spanish and are interested, be sure to register before February 1! Come meet the community, exchange ideas, and have fun together.

You know what time it is: year in a review. With only a few days left of 2022 and with all the quiet in the office, we thought it would be nice to reflect on this year from Search Central’s perspective.

We spent the past few weeks busy hosting events in Singapore and Tel Aviv. In this post we look back and discuss the highlights from the events and some ideas for future events.

Many creators are familiar with the concept of E-A-T, which is used in how we evaluate if our search ranking systems are providing helpful, relevant information. Would ordinary people feel the results they get demonstrate E-A-T, that is: expertise, authoritativeness, and trustworthiness? Now to better assess our results, E-A-T is gaining an E: experience.

Today, we’re leveraging the power of SpamBrain to neutralize the impact of unnatural links on search results.

As we head into 2023, we want to introduce another tool for the public to understand the most current status of systems which impact Search – crawling, indexing, and serving. While system disruptions are extremely rare, we want to be transparent when they do happen, so please welcome our new Google Search Status Dashboard.

It can be challenging to find a certain search feature or UI element that you want to learn about, especially when you don’t know what it’s called. The brand new Visual Elements Gallery was built to help you with this: it contains the 22 visual elements that are most likely to appear on search result pages and are also relevant to site owners and SEOs.

The European Copyright Directive, which is being implemented by countries in the European Union, gives new rights to news publishers online while ensuring that consumers can continue to freely access information through online platforms. The Directive allows search engines such as Google to freely link to and use “very short extracts” of press publishers’ content. The law also creates new rights for publishers when longer previews of their content are displayed online – but without defining what exactly a very short extract or a longer preview is.

Thanks to everyone who submitted questions for the November edition of the Google SEO office hours! In this episode, you’ll hear answers from folks on the Google Search team: Gary Illyes, Lizzi Sassman, John Mueller, Alan Kent, and Duy Nguyen. You can check out the full recording on our YouTube channel, and we’re also publishing the transcript of the questions for easier reference in this blog post.

Over the years, through blog posts and other public communications, Google has regularly shared information about our automated ranking systems and how they operate. Now we’ve created a centralized page called “A guide to Google Search ranking systems” to make it easier for creators and others to learn about our more notable systems. This new page will also help us as we communicate how our systems work and when we update those systems.

Search Console is making it easier for merchants to display their products across Google, including a new feature for the Shopping tab, to help them drive more traffic to their online stores.

Google Search performance data is the most widely used data in Search Console. This post explains in detail the data available and how Google processes it, including privacy filtering and other limitations related to serving latency, storage, and processing resources. Ever wonder how these systems work? Let’s do a deep dive into them.

Today, Search is introducing site names on mobile search results to make it easier to identify the website that’s associated with each result, and we’re sharing how you can indicate your preferred site name with structured data.