Google News To Offer Their Own Newsletter To Publishers

Dec 19, 2014 - 8:18 am 1 — by
Filed Under Google Search Engine Optimization

Google NewsGoogle News will be publishing a newsletter for publishers every now and then. The first one should be coming soon.

Stacy Chan from the Google News team posted in the Google News Help forum about it, saying the inaugural newsletter will be coming soon. It will cover:

  • Google News Publisher Center
  • Adding your Editors' Picks feed
  • How to troubleshoot article crawl errors
  • An update on image crawl

The newsletter will only be in English and will only go to those who are confirmed and verified publishers within the Google News Dashboard and Webmaster Tools.

Forum discussion at Google News Help.

 

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