After a year of anticipation, Google’s long-awaited Page Experience Update has finally rolled out. That means websites that are fast loading, responsive, and high-performing will now have a better chance of ranking for relevant search queries.
To anyone who has followed Google’s algorithm updates over the years, this update shouldn’t be a surprise. Google has always prioritized ranking quality content for its searchers. A big part of the quality of a website is the experience it provides to users.
Nobody likes a slow website. Bad user experience or slow load times can lead to higher bounce rates …
