Google has updated the original blog post around the Speed Update saying this is now “rolling out for all users.” On the morning of July 9, Google began to incorporate the new Speed Update algorithm in the mobile search results as a search ranking factor.
FAQs on new Google Speed Update was posted by Search Engine Land a while back that explained some of the more common questions around the speed update. This update, which was clarified last week, only impacts the slowest of sites on the internet.
The original Google announcement said that this will “only affect a small percentage of queries.”
One of the more common questions is if Google considers our web pages to be fast or not. Google won’t give you a specific metric about this, but the search giant does say it uses a number of ways to measure page speed and suggested webmasters look at the metrics from the Chrome User Experience report, the Lighthouse tool and PageInsights tool.