[ad_1] It appears Google may be starting to roll out manual actions for site reputation abuse in Europe. Coupon sites in Italy, Spain, and France seem to have already been impacted. What we’re seeing. Laura …
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Google Updates Site Reputation Abuse Policy Documentation
[ad_1] Google has updated its documentation to provide clearer guidance on its site reputation abuse policy. The changes are meant to you better understand what qualifies as a violation and how to stay compliant. While …
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Google Site Reputation Abuse: FAQ Addresses Concerns
[ad_1] Google has released FAQ guidance on its site reputation abuse policy. The update covers important points about managing third-party content and recovery processes. Breaking Down Third-Party Content Rules Google wants to clarify what counts …
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Google adds FAQs on site reputation abuse policy
[ad_1] Google has updated its latest blog post, the one about expanding its site reputation abuse policy, with several frequently asked questions. The questions can be found over here and they cover what is third-party …
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Google’s site reputation abuse policy is a band-aid for a bullet wound
[ad_1] Google’s updated site reputation abuse policy attempts to tackle a growing issue in search: large, authoritative sites exploiting their domain strength to rank for content they don’t own or create. While the policy is …
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Google site reputation abuse policy now includes first-party involvement or oversight of content
[ad_1] Google has updated its site reputation abuse policy to no longer say that first-party involvement or oversight of content is excluded from this policy when those sites use third-party content to exploit its search …
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Google Strengthens Policy Against Site Reputation Abuse
[ad_1] Google has issued new clarification for its site reputation abuse policy, which was launched earlier this year. It targets “parasite SEO” practices where websites leverage established domains to manipulate search rankings through third-party content. …
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