Thursday, December 23, 2010<\/p>\n
\n We provide lots of information for webmasters across many different channels—you can stay \n There’s no shortage of useful information, but sometimes the relevant bits may be a bit difficult \n We analysed the questions asked over the past year and a half and identified the issues you are \n We also frequently get questions on how to get in touch with us, so we’ve put together all the \n Now isn’t that a nice stocking stuffer (-:<\/span>? Happy webmastering in
\n up to date with the latest features here on our blog, browse articles in our
\n Help Center<\/a>,
\n have discussions in our
\n forums<\/a>
\n (in 17 languages!), watch videos on our
\n YouTube channel<\/a>,
\n or even read in-depth interviews (in
\n English<\/a>,
\n Portuguese<\/a>,
\n and other languages).\n<\/p>\n
\n to locate, especially for novice webmasters. We see the same questions popping up over and over
\n again, so we’ve tried to make our most frequently searched information as accessible and visible
\n as possible.\n<\/p>\n
\n most interested in. We then picked out the relevant bits from across our different resources and
\n collected the answers to those questions in one new convenient
\n FAQ page<\/a>
\n in our Help Center (available in 20 languages).\n<\/p>\n
\n different ways you can:\n<\/p>\n\n
\n with direct links to the relevant forms: Webmaster help and contacts<\/a>
\n (available from the home page of our Help Center, also in 20 languages).\n <\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
\n 2011, and keep the feedback coming!\n<\/p>\n