Google removed the ability to see 100 search results per page and both third-party tracking tools and maybe even Search ...

As you know, Google dropped the num parameter to see more search results on a page, then the third-party tools scraping ...

Google appears to have disabled the &num=100 results parameter, disrupting rank trackers and prompting a rethink of desktop impressions.

A week ago, Google disabled the ability to see 100 results per page by using a URL parameter in the Google Search URL bar.

John Mueller from Google somewhat/kinda made a comment, finally on the impression decreasing with the average position ...

The recent change has caused inaccurate reports across third-party SEO tools and even Google’s own Search Console. By ...

Digital Guider analyzes Google's &num=100 update, its effect on SEO tools, Search Console data, and what it means for the“Great Decoupling” debate.

The first time I saw the “Duplicate without user-selected canonical” error in Google Search Console, I gulped. “Oh, no. Please, not this.” Then I saw it again ...

When it comes to keyword research, SEO professionals often rely on expensive tools to find the right keywords. However, Google Search Console (GSC) provides a completely free way to access insights ...

Google is hiring an anti-scraping engineering analyst to help create models for blocking search-results scrapers.

Google is fond of saying its mission is to "organize the world's information," but who gets to decide what information is worthy of organization? A San Francisco tech CEO has spent the past several ...