Authors on the Google Search Central Blog

Official news for web professionals about Google Search, brought to you by the people who work on it:

Cherry Prommawin

Search Quality Analyst Check out posts from Cherry Prommawin on the Google Search Central Blog. LinkedIn

Daniel Waisberg

Search Advocate Daniel is a Search Advocate at Google, part of the Search Relations team. His job is divided between educating the Search community and working with the Search Console engineering team to develop new product capabilities. In

Gary Illyes

Analyst on the Google Search team Gary Illyes is an Analyst on the Google Search team. He focuses on publishing information about Google Search systems to help publishers create websites that work well both for users and Search. LinkedIn | Mastodon |

John Mueller

Search Advocate John coordinates Google Search Relations efforts. He and his team connect the Google-internal world of Search engineering, to those who create and optimize public websites. Together, they help to bring more insights from the public

Lizzi Sassman

Technical Writer, Google Search team Check out posts from Lizzi Sassman on the Google Search Central Blog. LinkedIn | Twitter | Mastodon

Martin Splitt

Googlebot whisperer at the Google Search Relations team Check out posts from Martin Splitt on the Google Search Central Blog. Website | LinkedIn | Twitter | GitHub | Mastodon

The Google Search Central Blog has been in publication since 2005 (back then we were called the Sitemaps Blog, then the Webmaster Central Blog). Over 250 authors have contributed 3,000+ articles over the years, having fun along the way: the topics range from algorithm updates, swedish fish, goodbye letters, and even how to get a date with Googlebot. They've helped make this blog what it is today: the place to get official guidance on Google Search, get notified about upcoming events, and stay in touch with what's happening in the community.

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