Google didn’t like that the search engine marketing network ended up going with the Florida 2 call, so they determined to tweet out that they’re going to call it the “March 2019 Core Update.” Can they try this?
Google’s Search Liaison account published on Twitter:
Google said they get why it’s miles beneficial to name a few updates and that they stated: “Our name for this replaces March 2019 Core Update.” Why did they call it this? They said, “Suppose this facilitates avoiding confusion; it tells you the sort of update it changed into and when it occurred.”
Can they rename updates given by the search engine optimization community? Well, they did it with the Panda replace—we knew it as the Farmer replace, and they renamed it to Panda.
The Panda replaced targeted content farms, so early on, the community named it the Farmer replaces. Google then modified the call to the Panda replacement.
If you asked anyone if they had heard of the Farmer Replace, they would most likely say no. But I’d be amazed if any search engine optimization did not understand the Panda update.
