Tuesday, October 29, 2019
We are excited to introduce our newest video series:
“Search For Beginners“!
The series was created primarily to help new webmasters. It is also for anyone with an interest
in Search or anyone who is still learning about the Web and how to manage their online presence.
We love to see the webmaster community grow! Every day, there are countless new webmasters who are
taking the first steps in learning how Search works, and how to make their websites perform well
and discoverable on Search. We understand that it sometimes can be challenging or even
overwhelming to start with our existing content without some prior knowledge or basic
understandings of the Web. We find our basic videos in our
YouTube channels
to be the ones with the most views. At the same time, advanced webmasters also see the need for
content that can be sent to clients or stakeholders to help explain important concepts in managing
an online presence.
We want to help all webmasters succeed, regardless of whether you have been managing websites for
many years or you’ve just started out yesterday. We want to do more to help the new webmasters and
this video series will hopefully help us achieve that.
Introduction to the series:
Episode 1:
The “Search For Beginners” video series covers basic online presence topics ranging from ‘Do you
need a website?’, ‘What are the goals for your website?’ to more organic search-related topics
such as ‘How does Google Search work?’, ‘How to change description line’, or ‘How to change wrong
address information on Google’. Actually, we get asked these questions frequently in
forums,
social channels
and at
events around the world!
The videos are fully animated. The videos are in English with subtitles available in Spanish,
Portuguese, Korean, Chinese, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, and English. We are working on more,
so please stay tuned!
And if you consider yourself a more experienced user, please you can use these videos to support
your pitches or explaining things to your clients. If you want to share any ideas or learnings,
please leave them in the comment section in each video so that others can benefit from your
knowledge and experience.
Follow us on Twitter and
subscribe on
YouTube
for the upcoming videos! We will be adding new videos in this series to
this playlist
about every two weeks!
So setzen wir das um
We archive Search Central announcements because client questions often trace back to a change that was announced years ago. Reading the original is faster than reconstructing it from second-hand summaries.
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