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Google Splits Site Reputation Enforcement Between EEA and Non-EEA Search Results
Google is changing how manual actions under its Site Reputation Policy affect search results in the European Economic Area. Starting August 30, a manual action can continue to affect an affected section of a website for users outside the EEA while not applying to results shown to users inside the EEA. The change creates a meaningful distinction for website owners whose audiences span multiple regions.
According to Google's official Site Reputation Policy update , the policy itself still ap...
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