Official Google + Hangout For Webmaster Questions

Aug 30, 2011 - 9:11 am 1 by

Google + Hangout WebmasterGoogle has offered many forms of webmaster communication where they answer questions live. From conferences, workshops, live chats, YouTube Live and so much more.

But recently, some of the Google Webmaster helpers have been organizing Google + Hangouts. Google + Hangouts allow up to ten people to join the live chat discussion. Last time, Jenny Murphy and John Mueller were in the event, I happened to catch it and so did a few others. Here is a link to the first Webmaster Chat on Google +.

Jenny announced the next one at the Google Webmaster Help forums:

When: Wednesday 31 Aug 2011 at 11:30am PDT for 1 hour.

Where: In a Google+ hangout! I'll post the hangout to my public stream. You will be able to find it posted on my Google+ profile here: https://plus.google.com/102817283354809142195/

Topic: To help keep things focused, we'll be selecting a topic. This week's topic is +Snippets and schema.org markup.

Honestly, it might start off talking about +Snippets, but they will answer almost any webmaster/Google related question, if they are able to.

Hope to see you there!

Forum discussion at Google Webmaster Help.

 

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