Official statement
<p>For Page Experience, Google distinguishes three levels: Bad, Needs Improvement, and Good. The impact on ranking primarily occurs between Needs Improvement and Good. Moving from Good to Really Good (improvement in the green zone) offers no additional benefits.</p>
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TL;DR
The impact on ranking focuses on moving from Bad or Needs Improvement to Good in Core Web Vitals. Going beyond Good does not bring any ranking benefits.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Passer de Good à Really Good améliore-t-il le SEO ?
Non, cela n'apporte pas de bénéfice supplémentaire en termes de positionnement.
Quels Core Web Vitals dois-je optimiser en priorité ?
Visez d'abord à atteindre le niveau Good pour LCP, FID, et CLS.
Une amélioration graduelle de Bad à Good est-elle perceptible ?
Oui, l'effet sur le classement est significatif lorsque le site passe de Bad ou Needs Improvement à Good.
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