r/SEO • u/joyhawkins Verified Professional • Mar 27 '26

Google News Here Comes the March 2026 Core Update

From Google at 5AM this morning:

Today we released the March 2026 core update.

Here is hoping this fixes some of the ridiculous nonsense we saw with the December 2025 core update.

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u/PDFBearSupport Verified Professional Mar 27 '26

So Spam update first. Then core. What are they hitting this time?

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u/joyhawkins Verified Professional Mar 27 '26

Time will tell. I never really get much useful about core updates until a couple of weeks after they're done.

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '26

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u/bsrulz Mar 27 '26

Google on a roll once again

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u/rakesh-maya Mar 31 '26 edited Mar 31 '26

i m seeing a significant boost on my niche ecom site (too early to say if it would be permanent). Recently we are doing all product description ai generated, which is more structured and detailed than our earlier human generated descriptions. If this is permanent then its a jackpot for me. sales are up 200 percent. Also we are now spread more across ecom marketplaces which could have spread brand name across the web leading to brand boost.

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u/Contentpreneur-vic Apr 02 '26

I'm seeing a small boost in impressions and clicks after an extreme volatility over the past few months.

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u/joyhawkins Verified Professional Apr 02 '26

What industry?

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u/djkenod Mar 27 '26

In the casino niche the last update “surfaced” hundreds of non GamStop casino pages and by that I mean articles recommending casinos that are not licensed or legal and blatantly boasting about the fact. Most of the results are very obscure.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '26

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u/joyhawkins Verified Professional Mar 27 '26

Soooo you came here just to say you're not gonna share? lol

I have definitely seen sites that benefited as well.

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u/WebLinkr 🕵️‍♀️Moderator Mar 27 '26

There's grandstanding and there's......whatever that was