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Google Search Central recently completed a year since they rebranded their name from Google Webmasters and launched their new site. This year Google Search Central worked with their internal SEO team to improve their content, create new documentation, migrate 13 local language blogs, and develop a new checklist for their home page.
They also released a new widget on their homepage that recommends articles based on the role that users select. This is a much more interactive way of exploring how a website owner can improve their presence on Search.
This new layout was a result of an analysis they conducted on the users visiting their site. With this interactive learning path, they hope that new users can now explore content on Google Search Central in a more streamlined and structured way. Click here to explore: https://developers.google.com/search
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Akarsh Kavuttan is a global SEO and AI Search professional. Beyond SEO and AEO, he is also proficient in developing effective Reddit strategies.
Akarsh began his SEO journey in July 2018 at a small agency, working with a close-knit team of two to three people. With over eight years of industry experience, he has worked across BFSI, education, travel and tourism, SaaS, e-commerce, and enterprise, partnering with brands including Thomas Cook India, ICICI Prudential Life Insurance, Orchids International School, Foodpanda, Cleartrip, and Murf AI.
He is one the best talents in SEO as his work has received recognition at the European Search Awards, one of the industry’s prestigious international award programmes. He was also featured in India’s Rising Search Stars Behind Digital Brands.
An active contributor to the SEO community, Akarsh regularly shares insights, experiments, and learnings through LinkedIn posts and blog articles, focusing on advancing industry knowledge through practical research and continuous learning.
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