credit: Matt Southern
Google adds a desktop-specific Page Experience report to Google Search Console.
Google Search Console has a new report dedicated to evaluating Page Experience criteria on the desktop versions of webpages.
This report can help you prepare for the launch of the page experience algorithm update on desktop, which will begin rolling out in February and finish at the end of March.
In an announcement on Twitter, Google states:
“To support the upcoming rollout of page experience ranking to desktop, Search Console now has a dedicated desktop section in its Page Experience report to help site owners understand Google’s ‘good page experience’ criteria.”
The desktop report can be accessed from the Page Experience tab in Search Console, directly underneath the mobile report.
It looks identical to the mobile report, with the exception of the Mobile Usability section.
See an example in the screenshot below:
Mobile Usability is not among the criteria for achieving a “Good” page experience score on desktop, so it has been omitted from the report.
If you have any questions on this new Google Search Console feature or want to talk about how to market your business effectively, please contact the experts at SPYDERwebmarketing.com at 833 377 9337 x 701 or info@spyderwebmarketing.com
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