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Unable to load the Google Play Store or download your favorite apps? Try these fixes to get it up and running again. Readers like you help support XDA Developers. When you make a purchase using links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Read More. The Google Play Store is a simple application that comes pre-installed on your Android phone. It lets you access a marketplace with millions of apps and games that you can download on your device with just a few taps. The app itself works reliably well for the most part, but there are times when it starts to go wonky. You may notice occasional hiccups during which the Play Store takes forever to downloa...

Google may be testing a new type of rich result for flight prices. This test shows a section under the flight search snippet that contains the dates, trip details and price. This was spotted by Antoine Eripret who was able to trigger this numerous times, over numerous days, while in Spain. Here is his screenshot he posted on X: He also posted this video of this in action for me: Recently Google told us not to put flight prices in titles because those prices change too quickly. Maybe Google is testing updating those prices in more real time through the use of structured data and is thus more confident to show them as rich results and not title elements? I don't think Google officially supports flight schema but maybe they will soon? Forum discussion at X.

There has been a ton of chatter within the SEO community over the past couple of days related to extreme ranking volatility within the Google Search results. The Google tracking tools have also picked up the volatility over the past day or so. There is no way Google pushed out a confirmed update this week but hey, Google's search results live a life of their own. It is just weird to see such heated changes in the Google search results on a week where you know for almost certain that Google did not release any algorithmic changes. But it also seems like the weekends have been very heated for Google Search ranking changes. We saw something similar with the pre-Christmas Google ranking volatility and now we are seeing it with the pre-New Years eve timing. I hinted to seeing early signs of this update in my Friday video but as I said, I wanted to wait for more signals before covering it. There is some chatter about possible reversals from the last Google update. It is so heated, I f...

SEO is a vast field. And a lot has changed over the last ten years. It seems like Google changes its algorithm, and websites all scrambling to figure things out. Luckily, with the rise of AI and SEO tools, it's easier than ever to know how to do SEO right. In this post, I ranked and reviewed the best SEO tools so that you can raise your SEO game this year. Let's get to the list. Here are my picks for the best SEO tools to use this year. 1. Jasper. Best Overall. Jasper is an AI content platform that helps you create, promote and measure content that resonates with your audience. It's powered by natural language processing (NLP) and GPT-3 AI to generate custom-tailored content in seconds – be it for web copy, blog posts, or even full marketing campaigns. Jasper makes it easy to create quality content that's SEO-friendly, engaging, and data-driven. With multiple language support, tons of templates, and even its renowned Boss Mode feature that le...