Q&A With Google’s Martin Splitt – Semantic HTML, Search & Google Search Console [Webinar]

How has indexing changed recently?

Do I really need to spend time using semantic HTML?

With so many changes in search engine rankings, indexing, and search, it’s hard to know how to deal with some of the technical issues.

And let’s be honest: who do you even ask?

Now, you can get answers straight from the source.

Lauren Baker, founder of Search Engine Journal, will ask Google developer attorney Martin Splitt all the tough technical questions.

And if you sign up now, you’ll finally be able to get the answers.

Join us for this special meeting with Google’s Martin Splitt, who will share his opinions, thoughts, and perspectives on many technical SEO topics, including semantic HTML, Google Search Console, indexing, client-side and server-side rendering, and more.

You will know:

• How to get the most out of semantic markup.
• What you need to know about semantic HTML and Google Search Console.
• Insights into the search engine side of display, crawling, and indexing.
• How to troubleshoot indexing issues.

And you have a chance to ask your own questions.

Martin Splitt, developer attorney at Google, isn’t just code and tech research. He is known for his willingness to share his thoughts and experiences in a way that is easy to understand and follow. And you’ll see that in this latest event as it will help us all better understand how to approach the technical side of research.

Register now to gain access to this outstanding event.

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