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Google retires the 'continuous scroll' function in search ❗❕ First launched on mobile in October 2021 and for Desktop in December 2022, Google will no longer show more results to users as they scroll past the first page of results on Desktop. Instead, the pagination bar will be present right at the footer for users to explore more results. This update will also be applied to Google search on mobile in the upcoming months! Read more https://lnkd.in/d5hevPah #googlesearch #coreupdate #marketingaustralia #seoagency #sydneymarketing

🔍 Google News Update! Google has discontinued continuous scroll in search results, bringing back the classic pagination bar. This change aims to serve search results faster and improve user satisfaction. You can expect to see this shift on desktop and mobile. 📱💻 For more details, check out the full article! #SearchEngineResults #SEOExperts

Google dropping continuous scroll in search results launched in Google mobile search in October 2021 and on desktop in December 2022 reestablishing the importance of page 1 rankings. bit.ly/45Ipdpd

Google Search will stop its continuous scroll user experience where Google loads more results as you scroll past the first page of the search results. Learn more here: https://ow.ly/BKu150Stcrr

Google Search will stop its continuous scroll user experience, where Google loads more results as you scroll past the first page of the search results. Instead, you will see the classic and old pagination bar at the footer of the Google Search results. https://lnkd.in/d5hevPah

Google Search will stop its continuous scroll user experience where Google loads more results as you scroll past the first page of the search results. Instead, you will see see the classic and old pagination bar at the footer of the Google Search results.

Google drops continuous scroll on desktop search (after 1.5 years) with mobile search to follow - to make search faster - bringing back classic pagination bar https://lnkd.in/ekJQxiqw #google #googleuserinterface #googlesearch

Short-lived continuous scroll in Google desktop search results has now been reverted back to pagination (since June 25, 2024). Mobile results will follow suit in either June or July. It only lasted 1 1/2 on desktop This backtrack from Google aims to serve search results faster. They have also found that automatically loading more results did not significantly increase user satisfaction. https://lnkd.in/dNRN2nMd

Google Search will stop its continuous scroll user experience where Google loads more results as you scroll past the first page of the search results. Instead, you will see the classic pagination bar at the footer of the Google Search results. A Google spokesperson told Search Engine Land that Google is removing the ability to continuously scroll on desktop Search results, followed by mobile in the coming months. The “Next” at the bottom of the page will show on desktop search and the “More results” button will show on mobile search. This change is meant to serve the search results faster on more searches, instead of automatically loading results that users haven’t explicitly requested. Loading more results automatically didn’t lead to significantly higher satisfaction with Search, Google also told us. Let's see how that influence our experience on the search engine. Credit: Barry Schwartz #google #scrolling #searchengine #desktop #customerexperience

New Post: Google dropping continuous scroll in search results - https://lnkd.in/gya_kMs8 - Google Search will stop its continuous scroll user experience where Google loads more results as you scroll past the first page of the search results. Instead, you will see see the classic and old pagination bar at the footer of the Google Search results. Desktop first. Starting today, Google will start to turn off continuous scroll for the desktop Google Search results. Google launched continuous scroll on desktop search in December 2022 and first in mobile search in October 2021. So continuous scroll only lasted about a year and a half for desktop search. Google will remove continuous scroll from the mobile search results in the coming month. What Google said. A Google spokesperson told Search Engine Land that today, June 25, removing the ability to continuously scroll on desktop Search results, followed by mobile in the coming months. The “Next” at the bottom of the page will show on desktop search and the “More results” button will show on mobile search. Google said this change is to allow the search company to serve the search results faster on more searches, instead of automatically loading results that users haven’t explicitly requested. Google also told us that it found that loading more results automatically didn’t lead to significantly higher satisfaction with Google Search. What continuous scroll looks like on desktop. Here is a GIF of continues scroll in action on desktop search: What the pagination bar looks like. Here is what the bottom of the page one Google Search results look like on desktop with the classic and old pagination bar: Why we care. If you were on page two, you may see less clicks to your website. It all depends on if those searchers scroll and now click to the next page. Also this may impact your Search Console data because searchers may scroll more or less versus click the “Next” button. - #news #business #world -------------------------------------------------- Download: #Google #Font #Tester - https://lnkd.in/gKAZYbVN