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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.
Chris Grant (he/him)
24th March 2025
3:11 pm
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