How has indexing changed recently?
Do I really need to spend time on semantic HTML?
With so many changes to search engine rankings, indexation, and search, it’s hard to know how to handle certain technical issues.
And let’s be honest: who do you even ask?
Now, you can get answers right from the source.
Search Engine Journal Founder Loren Baker will be asking Google’s Developer Advocate Martin Splitt all the tough technical questions.
And if you register now, you’ll be able to finally get the answers.
Join us for this special sit-down with Google’s very own Martin Splitt, who will share his opinions, thoughts, and insights on various technical SEO topics, including semantic HTML, Google Search Console, indexing, client- and server-side rendering, and more.
You’ll learn:
- How to get the most from semantic markup.
- What you need to know about semantic HTML and Google Search Console.
- Insights into the search engine side of rendering, crawling, and indexing.
- How to troubleshoot indexing issues.
And have an opportunity to ask your own questions.
Martin Splitt, Developer Advocate at Google, is not only a code and technical search wiz. He’s known for his willingness to share his insights and expertise in a way that’s easy to understand and follow. And you’ll see that in this latest event where he’ll help us all better understand how to handle the more technical side of search.
Register now to gain access to this premium event.
Can’t make the live event? Sign up anyway, and add your question to the sign-up form, so we have a chance to ask it during the live show.
We’ll be sure to send you the on-demand version after the event.
