Google releases a replacement kernel update

 

On July 1, Google released the second a part of its core update, which can take between fortnight and a month to completely implement. the primary a part of this update was released in June and it took 10 days to completely implement.

''The update is that the second a part of the "June Core Update", released on June 2, which seeks to enhance the user experience.''

Google released the primary a part of the core update on June 2 and within the announcement of an equivalent , it noted that the team was still performing on finalizing some parts, so a neighborhood of the update would be released in July.

The announcement of the launch was made through the company's official Twitter account and, as you'll see below, it's detailed that the update will take about fortnight to implement.

Despite Google claiming it might launch in July, nobody expected them to try to to so so soon, because the company tends to hamper .

Historically, Google has released a kernel update every few months . In fact, before the primary a part of the June update, another was released in December 2020. and 7 months earlier, in May 2020, another update happened . Therefore, this update has taken for much longer than the previous ones to implement.

This may be because, since April 2021, Google has released up to six updates for its different algorithms. for instance , on Midsummer Eve and 28 it released a two-part update for the algorithm that controls spam, while on June 15 it released its "Page Experience" update, during which Core Web Vitals became an element . SEO positioning.

Google has given advice within the past on the way to act if updates negatively affect an internet site . during this sense, there are not any specific actions to require to recover and, in fact, a negative impact on the positions doesn't need to indicate that there are problems on the pages.

However, Google has an in depth list of questions that webmasters should ask themselves to seek out out if their website has been suffering from a kernel update.