In this episode of Ecommerce Essentials, Alan Kent – Developer Relations Engineer – speaks to six tips related to JavaScript libraries and frameworks that can help improve your ecommerce site.

A case study that looks at some of the reasons why this site was able to get Google Discover in less than 30 days from launch.

Google has come out swinging against a law proposed by the Canadian government that would force the search engine to pay publishers for listing content.

Canada’s proposed Online News Act would compel tech companies to negotiate deals with news organizations for content that appears on their platforms. It’s modelled after legislation introduced in Australia last year. Should the bill get passed and made into law, it could encourage more countries to take a similar approach.

Google claims a link tax would “break” search results for everyone.

Technically, a publisher peddling conspiracy theories about current events could be eligible for compensation if they employ at least two writers from Canada.

On top of that, Google wouldn’t be able to downrank those publishers in Canadian search results. The Online News Act stipulates publishers receiving payment from Google can neither be penalized or receive preferential treatment.

This post by Adam looks at Triad Team Structure and how it can be useful for SEOs, it will try and answer things like

• What is a triad team structure?
• How does a triad team structure work?
• How can SEO triads be used to get things done?

Wix Launches a learning resource portal for SEO. Go check it out if you are looking to learn more about SEO.

A WordPress plugin that automatically uses an edge transformation service (e.g., Cloudflare or Accelerated Domains) to apply performance optimizations to images.

Microsoft Bing is testing showing more information in the autocomplete search suggestions search bar drop down menu. Bing is showing trending now searches, related searches and also people also ask searches in that menu.

Google shows a normal snippet with horizontal sitelinks that anchor down to portions of the page it links to plus an added “view full list” link that just links to the main page.

Sample Query: Try searching for Sample Query on Mobile or Desktop. I was able to trigger the result from USA.

FYI if you use product pages that use “BackOrder” availability in product Structured Data, Google may show you item as “OutOfStock” in SERPs.

Find related pages to interlink using the internal_html.csv file from Screamingfrog

The app lets you find

• Find Related Products & Blogs
• Find Supporting Content for Category Pages
• Find Related Pages to Crosslink
• Group Similar Pages
• Ability to filter on a source / destination URLs types
• Ability to select cluster size & accuracy
• Cluster any column! H1’s column is good, but also works with page titles, and content (Requires custom extraction).
• and more

Google now supports Education Q&A structured data as Google rich results in Google Search. Well now some folks who have implemented it are seeing Education Q&A show up in the search performance reports in Google Search Console.

At Google I/O last week, Google’s Annie Sullivan and Michal Mocny introduced a new metric named INP or Interaction to Next Paint. INP measures overall responsiveness to user interactions on the page and it may or may not replace FID, First Input Delay, as a Core Web Vitals metric.

To be clear, nothing has changed yet with Core Web Vitals and INP is very much in the experimental phase. But there is a chance that INP will be added to Core Web Vital and / or replace FID in Core Web Vitals.