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Google Replaces Site Reputation Abuse Penalties With Section-Level Ranking in EEA

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Google is replacing site-wide reputation abuse penalties in the EEA with a system that allows affected site sections to rank independently.

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Google announced it is removing site reputation abuse manual actions across the European Economic Area and replacing them with a new approach that enables individual site sections to rank based on their own merit, rather than suffering site-wide ranking suppression.

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