Official statement
Google is strengthening its policy against site reputation abuse. This concerns the publishing of third-party content with little to no supervision, aimed at manipulating rankings by leveraging the host site's ranking signals. Manual penalties may be applied, with notifications through Search Console.
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TL;DR
Google is toughening its policy against site reputation manipulation. Now, poorly supervised third-party content aimed at boosting rankings can lead to penalties, with notifications expected via Search Console.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Qu'est-ce qu'une pénalité manuelle de Google ?
C'est une action prise par Google pour sanctionner un site qui enfreint ses règles.
Comment savoir si mon site est concerné ?
Google vous alertera via Search Console. Restez attentif aux notifications.
Quels types de contenus sont principalement visés ?
Les contenus tiers publiés sans réelle supervision pour manipuler les signaux de réputation.
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