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Here are some examples of delayed moves for two review-focused sites Here are some examples of delayed moves for two review-focused sites (both starting 4/19). Keep in mind that updates started rolling out on 08/04: below, I'll describe what I discovered during my analysis, along with some final takeaways covering key takeaways and advice for affected site owners. I'll start by getting the gist of the entire update, then cover my findings by digging into the multiple sites (in different categories) affected by the update. Additionally, I've published a companion web story for site owners and affiliate marketers that covers these key points about updated product reviews. First, as I explained earlier, the update officially launched on 8/4/21 ,

Google explained that its full rollout could take up to two weeks. The update looks a lot like a broad-based update to some of the affected sites, but it only focuses on censored content. Note that the two-week rollout is exactly what Google was talking about when it rolled out the big core update. Just an interesting note. This is when the Industry Email List deployment ends (basically two weeks). It starts today. It should be noted that I asked Danny Sullivan if the update is still rolling out on 4/20. He replied that he was indeed still under deployment. This makes perfect sense based on what I've seen on affected sites (you can see my earlier screenshots during the two-week rollout) The warning is any update,

You may still have persistent edge cases. But do it efficiently. It's important to understand this, and again, it's similar to how basic updates work. Google explained that the product review algorithm looks at sites and sections more broadly. For example, analyzing the site as a whole and/or specific parts or parts of the site. For major updates, Google rates the site as a whole, while in this update it can be a mix of the entire site or parts of the site (including opinions). So it won't always compare page to page. I'm asking this question because I've seen website owners sometimes