Google has launched a broad core algorithm update last week. They confirmed on Twitter that the algorithm update was released on April 16th. Google released a similar algorithm update early last month. After a short period, it was explained that a “broad core” algorithm update is something which occurs regularly several times per year.

Gigolo is opening a kimono to slightly reveal how it manages autocomplete function on its search engine. It offers a peek into within the logic behind predictions, some of the policies that govern when a prediction will be removed and more. In a Google Blog post, search liaison Danny Sullivan also revealed announced that the company will be expanding types of autocomplete predictions they disallow in weeks to come.

The post clarified one of the functions which had landed the Google into a controversy in recent years when the public was outraged by certain predictions and blamed the company for being racist.

Autocomplete has always been the subject of legal disputes with courts in Japan and Germany taking measures on results some regard as unfair. However, Google has maintained that autocomplete results simply reflect the behavior of searchers, though it has to initiate policies and manually manage results after repeated controversies.

Finding the correct job opportunity is a challenge for any professional irrespective of his or her profession. Job postings are spread across newspapers, notice boards, and websites. Therefore it is not always easy to look for openings which perfectly match your needs and skills. Therefore, many people looking for employment often feel that they cannot find the exact job they are looking for.

Some end up applying for roles which are not meant for them.Simultaneously, India’s online job market is growing impressively. By 2020, 63 percent of people are slated to gain access to online job postings.

This has also been reflected in Google Search trends. In the last quarter of 2017, there was a surge of more than 45 percent in job search queries as compared to last year. More than half of job-related queries are originating from mobiles in India. Mobile-based queries have gone up by nearly 90 percent year by year.

The latest version of Google Search Console has added a filter in Performance report for “Search Appearance”. The Search Appearance filter, which is also available in the older version of Search Console’s Search Analytics report enables you to compare or filter Rich results, AMP articles, AMP non-rich results, job details and job details.

If you only want to view the performance of your AMP articles, you can filter the report to show you that detail. Or if you intend to compare your Rich results with the AMP non-rich results to AMP article results, you can also do that. Here is a GIF from Google of this action:-

Google has officially launched the “More Results” search button on mobile. Now it is possible to load additional search results beyond the first set of displayed results. This announcement was made through a tweet from Google’s @SearchLiason account, which confirmed that new “More results” will be replacing the earlier “Next” button which would show a new page for mobile search results.