Google: Core Update Recovery Takes 3–6 Months
Google's Gary Illyes shared timing ranges for crawling, indexing and recovery: 20 hours for new URLs, 30 days for known ones, and 3-6 months for core updates.
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Google's Gary Illyes shared timing ranges for crawling, indexing and recovery: 20 hours for new URLs, 30 days for known ones, and 3-6 months for core updates.
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