The SEO Weekly!

Good morning hackers. What an eventful week this has been for everyone. Not sure which part of the planet you are, but in the land down under, it seems that Covid-19 has made an enormous comeback. But no matter where you are from, I hope you are healthy physically and mentally. There was never a better time to reach out to friends and family for a quick catch-up or even a digital coffee.

It's OK

But with no further ado, let's jump into this week's hottest SEO news.

The king is dead, long live the king. Google is depreciating the old Structured Data Testing Tool since the Rich Results Tool now supports all rich results features.
Google possibly joining the 20th century and might be adding Regular Expression filtering on GSC. Regular Expressions originated in the 1950s and has been helping users across the known universe, but Google just wasn't sure about it (or when it comes to GSC users). They updated their documentation to include a "Regex Filter" section that since then they removed, but here's a cool article from Search Engine Land. Fingers crossed.
Knowledge Graphs are coming to Google Images. When you search from mobile devices in the U.S., you might see extra details about the photo. The update is coming for some limited images, but with plans to expand to more photos and locations gradually.

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