Google has once again said that its enforcement of the site reputation abuse policy is still only being done through manual actions and not algorithmically. Danny Sullivan, Google’s Search Liasion, said this on X yesterday, “We have not gone live with algorithmic actions on site reputation abuse.”
Google Search can now index Electronic Publication, the .epub, file type. Google added EPUB as a supported filetype to the file types indexable by Google help documentation.
Every day now, I see several screenshots on X of embarrassing and sometimes harmful AI Overviews within the Google Search results interface.
Google has updated the Google Analytics real-time reports to show real-time data in the last five minutes. Previously, Google only showed users in the last 30 minutes but now Google is showing both, 30 minutes and 5 minutes.
Google is rolling out new profile pages that shows you the reviews and notes you left across Google Search.
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Google confirms algorithmic actions for site reputation abuse are not live, and will only impact specific content. The post Google Confirms: No Algorithmic Actions For Site Reputation Abuse Yet appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
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