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A score of 90+ is considered excellent by Google. Scores of 50–89 are average and have room for improvement. Below 50 indicates significant performance issues that will hurt your rankings and user experience.
LCP measures how long it takes for the largest visible element (usually an image or headline) to load. Google considers LCP of 2.5 seconds or less as "Good," 2.5–4s as "Needs Improvement," and over 4s as "Poor."
CLS measures how much the page layout shifts while loading — like elements moving around before you can click them. A CLS of 0.1 or less is considered "Good." Poor CLS scores indicate images without dimensions or late-loading fonts.
Key improvements include: compressing and lazy-loading images, enabling browser caching, using a CDN, minifying CSS/JS files, choosing a fast hosting provider, and implementing critical CSS inlining. AUTOMIFYA websites include all of these by default.
Yes — Google uses Core Web Vitals (including LCP, FID/INP, and CLS) as direct ranking factors. Sites with better performance scores tend to rank higher, especially when other ranking factors are equal.