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Enhance your image searchesFor those what-the-what? moments where a certain image needs more context, try downloading it to your computer first and then dragging it into the search bar on Google Images. With any luck, you’ll get search results related to the image you dragged in there, along with some other similar images. There’s also a less-fun way to do this: click on the Camera icon on the Google Images search bar, at which point you can paste the image in question via its URL or upload it from your computer directly.

Google asserts that crawl budget does not impact sites with less than a few thousand pages.

Only a document's owner and editors can access a document's version history. If you want to check who has access to the version history, open your document's sharing settings. The version history is hidden from anyone who has View or Comment access:

Remember that when you add a new editor to a document, they'll be able to see every comment and change that your document has been through.

Highlighted terms tend to happen on acronyms but also adds words that are relevant. This helps us as SEOs understand how Google interprets a particular keyword phrase and niche.

You should use as many highlighted terms as possible when creating content targeting keywords within your project so Google understands your content fits your niche and your content is as relevant as possible.

These terms that Google is suggesting on mobile keywords are under the "More Specific Searches" section of the Rich Data tab and My Keywords Tab. I personally think these suggestions are more powerful than highlighted terms since they are based off of Google's data of what searchers within a location have searched for in the past.

By pairing your target keywords with the [site:] operator, you can search for matching content only on your own site.

when you need to specifically focus on a sub-folder, just add that sub-folder to the [site:] operator.

Find all competing pages (-site:)

Fire up Screaming Frog, fire up DeepCrawl, fire up whatever kind of crawler you want to use, have a look at custom extraction, and see how you can make your business more efficient, find out how you can get some really cool competitive insights