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John Mueller

Google Deprecates Practice Problem Structured Data in Search

Google Deprecates Practice Problem Structured Data in Search

Google is removing support for practice problem structured data in January 2026 as part of efforts to simplify Search. The change affects Search Console reports, the Rich Results Test, and structured data documentation.

Google Emphasises URL Case-Sensitivity and Clear Canonical Signals for SEO

Google Emphasises URL Case-Sensitivity and Clear Canonical Signals for SEO

Google’s John Mueller clarified that URLs are case-sensitive and that consistent use of casing is crucial for proper canonicalization. He advised site owners not to “hope” Google figures it out, stressing technical accuracy in URL and canonical tag implementation for better SEO.

Google’s John Mueller Reiterates What the URL Removals Tool Actually Does

Google’s John Mueller Reiterates What the URL Removals Tool Actually Does

Google’s John Mueller reminds SEOs that the URL Removals Tool doesn’t permanently delete pages from Google’s index. Learn what the tool actually does, how to use it properly, and what to expect after a hack or content cleanup.

Google’s Mueller Sounds Alarm on SEO Blindspots in “Vibe-Coded” Launch

Google’s Mueller Sounds Alarm on SEO Blindspots in “Vibe-Coded” Launch

Google’s John Mueller reviewed a vibe-coded site launched on Product Hunt, revealing common SEO pitfalls in rapid web builds—from hidden content and invalid schema to overused meta tags. His advice highlights the trade-off between fast launches and long-term search visibility.

Google Pushes Back on the Keyword Cannibalization Myth

Google Pushes Back on the Keyword Cannibalization Myth

Google’s John Mueller dismisses fears of keyword cannibalization, calling it an SEO myth. Multiple pages ranking for the same query isn’t harmful—real issues lie in thin, unfocused, or poorly linked content.

Google Warns Small Businesses: Generic Keyword Domains May Hurt Your Search Visibility

Google’s John Mueller warns small businesses that generic keyword domains can hurt search visibility and branding. Unique, memorable domain names stand out more in search and support long-term growth through stronger signals and better word-of-mouth.