\nevents in Singapore and Tel Aviv! We’ve missed you since our last Webmaster Conference in early 2020 and it’s so great to see
\nyou again in person.\n<\/p>\n
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\nSearch Central Live (formerly known as Webmaster Conference) is the flagship event series created by the Google Search Central team.
\nOur goal is to bring Search talks to your locations in your languages and to provide a venue for you to meet with the Search team,
\nother Google teams, industry experts, and others in the Search and SEO community.\n<\/p>\n
The highlights<\/h2>\n
\nOne of the best ways for us to decide where to focus our efforts is by interacting with you, and in our events we usually get loads \nFortunately, we had lots of Googlers mingling with the attendees and taking questions at the panel discussion. Many of our coworkers \nIn Tel Aviv, for example, we had around 20 engineers from the Search Console team in the room listening to the attendees’ feedback \nIt’s hard to put this in raw numbers, especially with hundreds of attendees across two locations, but our post event surveys \nAnd we especially love the post from the Singaporean team Impossible with 22 takeaways<\/a>! We are extremely happy to have hosted and spent time with the attendees.\n<\/p>\n \nThe Search Central Live events are popular, but that popularity also means that we can’t accommodate each and every one of those \nWe also heard our attendees’ feedback: more topics. This one is easier to solve and we’re already thinking about the new topics \nThe idea behind these events is to bring search conferences to places that don’t get as much conference love. We can’t promise \nFollow us on Twitter<\/a> or subscribe to the
\nof questions from the audience. We’ve heard people asking about Search Console<\/a>
\nspecific features or issues, crawling for big sites<\/a>
\nor getting pages indexed quickly, and Javascript SEO<\/a>.
\nWe take these questions and improve our documentation to clarify them, and we try to create new content based on what you’re
\nstruggling with.\n<\/p>\n
\ndon’t get a chance to learn directly from users, they’re busy writing code! These events are also an opportunity for them to get
\nto know you and learn first-hand how you use our products and what are your challenges.\n<\/p>\n
\nand taking notes; they also hosted a booth to answer questions from SEOs and website owners. We’re really excited to see what
\nthey’re going to do with those notes!\n<\/p>\n
\nshow a very high satisfaction. In addition, we’ve seen social media posts suggesting that folks enjoyed themselves. Here
\nare a few examples:\n<\/p>\n\n
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The learnings<\/h2>\n
\nwho want to join. We are thinking about ways to solve this challenge, either by expanding the size of the events, by increasing
\nthe number of locations, or by repeating locations. However, we love seeing that folks want even more.\n<\/p>\n
\nwe want in our bags. Thank you for leaving feedback; it helps us shape future events.\n<\/p>\nThe future<\/h2>\n
\nanything yet, but we’re definitely thinking about what the next year holds for Search Central Live and we’re already exploring
\nwhich regions and languages we can cover.\n<\/p>\n
\nSearch Central blog<\/a> to stay up-to-date about future events! Meanwhile, if you have any questions
\nor suggestions, drop us a note on our Search Central Help community<\/a>.
\nIf you’re hungry for more Search Central Talks, check out our lightning talk playlist<\/a>.\n<\/p>\n