Google has officially brought an end to the author order for search results. The browser made public on Thursday that search results connected to articles will henceforth not have the names of writers related with them.
In a report on Google's formal author aid page, the business announced that "originator markup" is no longer sustained as part of web search. The feature started in 2011, and it was designed to allow writers to reserve content that they have penned, and in addition to assist them get companions.
The feature made it apparent who had penned each unit, and writers bettered from higher click-through costs when their pictures appeared in the SERPs.
In a report on Google's formal author aid page, the business announced that "originator markup" is no longer sustained as part of web search. The feature started in 2011, and it was designed to allow writers to reserve content that they have penned, and in addition to assist them get companions.
The feature made it apparent who had penned each unit, and writers bettered from higher click-through costs when their pictures appeared in the SERPs.
