AI News/Wire summary
Google launches YouTube series on edge-case technical SEO questions
Key points
- "The Non-Canonical Cabinet" is a Search Central series hosted by Gary Illyes and Cherry Prommawin.
- First episode, published Oct. 14, covers emojis in domains and URL paths, and keywords in URLs.
- Illyes calls URL keywords an incredibly small signal, mattering mainly when Google has nothing else to go on.
- Next episode covers robots.txt; no release schedule has been given.
Why it matters for marketers: Content teams can check URL structure and keyword practices against Google's on-record answers, and viewers can submit their own edge-case questions in the comments.
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