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If you opened your Google app recently and thought something looked a little different, you weren’t imagining things. Google has quietly refreshed its iconic multicoloured
If you’re a parent whose child uses an Android device, you may have noticed something new when they make purchases in their apps. Google has introduced what they call alternative billing systems for in-app purchases on Google Play. But what does that actually mean? And how does it affect you and your family?
Announced on 13th March, the rollout is expected to take around two weeks to complete. As with previous core updates, this one brings broad changes aimed at improving how Google assesses content to provide users with the most helpful and relevant results.
Google has officially started rolling out its March 2025 Core Algorithm Update, and website owners, digital marketers, and SEO professionals are already seeing significant changes in search rankings.
Many businesses think it’s a good idea to send visitors to the homepage when they land on a non-existent page, assuming it will help retain them on the site. However, this is actually bad for both SEO and user experience.
Chris Grant (he/him)
10th March 2025
2:40 pm
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