These policies aim to keep the lowest-quality content out of search results

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The spotlight is on three key areas: Expired Domain Abuse: This targets the manipulation of search rankings by purchasing expired domains and repurposing them for hosting low-quality content. Scaled Content Abuse: Google aims to curb the creation of numerous pages primarily for manipulating search rankings, resulting in large amounts of unoriginal and low-value content. Site Reputation Abuse: This policy targets the publication of third-party pages with minimal oversight or involvement from the host site to manipulate search rankings.


Reduction of Low-Quality, Unoriginal Results Building on initiatives from 2022, Google is retail email list fine-tuning its ranking systems to reduce unhelpful, unoriginal content. The aim? Identify pages that may seem unhelpful or provide a poor user experience. Also, look for pages created just to match specific search queries. As we mentioned earlier, the objective is to significantly reduce low-quality, unoriginal content in search results by an estimated 40%.


Faster Penalties and Inconsistent Communication A standout feature of this update is the rapid implementation of “manual actions”. When Google detects a website that fails to adhere to its guidelines, it may impose a “manual action,” resulting in the site’s complete removal from its search results, also known as “deindexation”. Starting March 5th, there was a noticeable increase in the number of these notifications appearing in the Google Search Console Manual Action dashboard for various sites.