We're excited to announce that Search Central Live Singapore is coming back this year again on November 22. As usual, the event is hosted by the Google Search team and we're looking forward to bringing together the community to learn, share, and network.

Google Search will start supporting vehicle listings markup, a new way to appear in vehicle listings on Google. It now has its own Search Console Rich result report and is supported in the testing tool.

We're releasing an update to our spam detections systems today that will improve our coverage in many languages and spam types.

We're very excited to announce that Search Central Live is coming back to Zurich on Tuesday, October 24th, 2023! After our last Search Central Live event in Zurich in December 2019, we're back in town for more presentations, Q&A and networking!

Search Central Live is coming to Ciudad de México on November 7. The event will have a mix of presenters from the Google Search, News, and Partnership teams. The content will be delivered in Spanish and English (with live translation to Spanish). Check more details about speakers, agenda, and how to sign up to the event.

Today Search Console is enhancing the Shopping section to help businesses with a Merchant Center account to monitor the status of their products and discover opportunities to improve the visibility of their products on Google.

In many countries and regions around the world, people commonly speak and search in more than one language. To best serve them, Google uses a variety of ways to automatically determine what is the best language or languages to show search results in. This post highlights some aspects that Google Search considers, and options to use when searching.

Last October, site names were introduced on mobile results for select languages, which expanded to desktop in March. Today, we're happy to announce that site names are now available in all languages where Google Search is available, on both mobile and desktop. Site names are supported for domains (for example, example.com) and subdomains (for example, subdomain.example.com) but not for subdirectories (for example, example.com/subdirectory).

Every now and then we get questions about errors that we may have shown for sites in Search Console, and every now and then we encounter folks who seem to be confused about where an error came from. This is understandable: there are many issues that can arise when accessing websites, but all of them, without exception, map to a certain system that makes the access possible. In this illustrated short story we will try to shed some light on the errors and perhaps make them look a little less scary. Let's dig in!

With three Search Central Live events behind us this year, it's time to announce the one we get asked about the most: Search Central India!