To start with our story “Google has a new algorithm update named Page Experience Update coming out In near 2021”.

We don’t have a fixed date of the rolling out of the new update but it will be very soon as we can see the traces of the upcoming Update in the Search console.

Not much is exactly new, outside of the core web vitals.

To make sure all Website Administrators do cope up with the latest update, they will be given enough time to prepare their website with the accordance of the guidelines.

Page experience scores will play a huge role in the Top Stories selection, instead of AMP. This will somewhat remove the need for AMP

Google said great content is still more important and pages that have great content can still rank well with poor page experience

Google came out with This image to Help people Understand The New Update. This shows How collectively the Core web vitals Will affect the search signals for page experience.

Understand how page experience will affect ranking

Once the changes mentioned in google’s roadmap are rolled out, page experience will join the hundreds of signals that Google considers when generating Search results.

While page experience is important, Google still seeks to rank pages with the quality of the content and its past rankings, even if the page experience is subpar.

Great page experience doesn’t override having great page content. However, in cases where there are many pages that may be similar in relevance and content, page experience can be much more important for visibility in Search.

Page experience signals

The following signals are important for delivering a good page experience in Google Search:

• Core web vitals:- The page provides a good user experience, focusing on the aspects of loading, interactivity, and visual stability. Core Web Vitals are a common set of signals critical to all web experiences.
  
  The Core Web Vitals metrics are FID, LCP, and CLS, with their respective thresholds. A page passes the Core Web Vitals assessment if the 75th percentiles of all three metrics are Good.
  
  Otherwise, the page does not pass the assessment. It also provides additional opportunities for improving your page insights.

• Mobile-friendly:- To know if your website is mobile friendly and takes less time to load on slow connections and low-end phones. To develop your website in accordance with the mobile handsets, a list of time taking factors are included. On which you can improve upon.

• HTTPS:- The page is served over HTTPS. This is an upgraded version over HTTP which provides an additional layer of security.

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Sachin Gupta

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