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Search experiments can last from a week to several months depending on the amount of data needed to make an informed decision. Google doesn't rely on assumptions but waits to gather enough data before launching a feature.
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TL;DR

Google conducts experiments that last from a few days to several months, depending on the data needed. This means that changes in search results are not permanent until the tests are concluded.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Combien de temps durent les tests de Google habituellement ?
La durée varie d'une semaine à plusieurs mois selon les données nécessaires.
Dois-je modifier ma stratégie SEO durant ces tests ?
Pas immédiatement. Surveillez et attendez des indications plus claires.
Ces tests affectent-ils tous les sites web ?
Potentiellement. L'impact dépend de la nature du test effectué.
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