New series coming soon!
Have a bizarre, highly specific Google Search question that doesn't quite fit into the standard documentation? You're not alone. Welcome to the trailer for The Non-Canonical Cabinet, a brand-new DevByte series where we open up the vault to tackle the weird edge cases of technical SEO. Ditching the formal corporate explainer format, Google Developer Advocates Gary Illyes and Cherry Prommawin introduce a surreal, sitcom-style space dedicated to the weirdest and most wonderful questions the community has ever asked. Expect dry humour, oddball outtakes, and a look at what happens when search ranking anomalies go horribly wrong.
What to expect from this series:
- Edge Cases Have a New Home: If you're dealing with an anomaly that isn't covered in the standard Search Central FAQ page, this series is built to address those exact weird scenarios.
- Expect the Unconventional: Technical SEO doesn't always have a straightforward, by-the-book answer; embracing the "bizarre" and complex nature of search is part of the modern developer process.
- Community-Driven Troubleshooting: The series is fundamentally built on the real, hyper-specific queries asked by site owners and SEOs, because even the strangest questions could still be useful for Search and generative AI features on Search.
Hosts: Gary Illyes & Cherry Prommawin, Developer Advocates at Google Search
Resources:
Google Search Central Documentation: developers.google.com/search
Google Search Central YouTube Channel: youtube.com/GoogleSearchCentral
Official Google Search Central Documentation: https://developers.google.com/search
Google Search Console: https://search.google.com/search-console
Don't let your edge-case questions gather dust!
Subscribe to the Google Search Central channel so you don't miss the premiere episode of The Non-Canonical Cabinet.
Got a weird search question of your own? Drop it in the comments below!
#GoogleSearch #TechnicalSEO #DevBytes #WebDevelopment #NonCanonical #SEO #SearchCentral
Have a bizarre, highly specific Google Search question that doesn't quite fit into the standard documentation? You're not alone. Welcome to the trailer for The Non-Canonical Cabinet, a brand-new DevByte series where we open up the vault to tackle the weird edge cases of technical SEO. Ditching the formal corporate explainer format, Google Developer Advocates Gary Illyes and Cherry Prommawin introduce a surreal, sitcom-style space dedicated to the weirdest and most wonderful questions the community has ever asked. Expect dry humour, oddball outtakes, and a look at what happens when search ranking anomalies go horribly wrong.
What to expect from this series:
- Edge Cases Have a New Home: If you're dealing with an anomaly that isn't covered in the standard Search Central FAQ page, this series is built to address those exact weird scenarios.
- Expect the Unconventional: Technical SEO doesn't always have a straightforward, by-the-book answer; embracing the "bizarre" and complex nature of search is part of the modern developer process.
- Community-Driven Troubleshooting: The series is fundamentally built on the real, hyper-specific queries asked by site owners and SEOs, because even the strangest questions could still be useful for Search and generative AI features on Search.
Hosts: Gary Illyes & Cherry Prommawin, Developer Advocates at Google Search
Resources:
Google Search Central Documentation: developers.google.com/search
Google Search Central YouTube Channel: youtube.com/GoogleSearchCentral
Official Google Search Central Documentation: https://developers.google.com/search
Google Search Console: https://search.google.com/search-console
Don't let your edge-case questions gather dust!
Subscribe to the Google Search Central channel so you don't miss the premiere episode of The Non-Canonical Cabinet.
Got a weird search question of your own? Drop it in the comments below!
#GoogleSearch #TechnicalSEO #DevBytes #WebDevelopment #NonCanonical #SEO #SearchCentral