Google sends penalty alerts to a large number of webmasters

The most important means by which Google can notify you that your site has been subjected to a penalty are the Webmaster Tools. In a previous article, you have been exposed to the types of messages that Google sends through the Webmaster Tools informing you of the penalties to which you have been exposed. Last week, Google sent messages to a large number of webmasters informing them that their sites were subject to penalties from Google and calling on them to fix the violation that occurred. What are these messages? Learn about them with me in the following article. Contents of the topic Toggle Where will I find these messages if they reach me?

What is the content of these messages?

What do these messages mean? What is the reason for these messages and penalties?

What did Google say about this topic?

Where will I find these messages if they arrive? You will find these messages in Webmaster Tools under the Manual Actions section.

What is the content of these messages?

The picture below shows you, dear reader, the content of these messages: What do these messages mean? The content of this message, in short, is that Google has discovered that there are links on your site that are not good and you must remove them, and it invites you to fix the problem and remove these links as quickly as possible. The links in this case are not backlinks to your site published on other sites, but rather they are links to other sites published on your site. Google tells you in its message that it discovered that you are trying to improve the ranking of other sites by publishing links to them on your site, and it also tells you that these links are published abnormally, that is, they are unnatural links and violate Google’s terms, and therefore It invites you to search for these links and remove them from your site. What is the reason for these messages and penalties?

You may now be wondering the following question: Isn’t it normal for me to publish links to other sites on my website, so why are these penalties from Google? The answer is that Google did not punish you for regular links, as this is your right, but these penalties are mainly caused by Google discovering that many bloggers, content publishers, and webmasters publish links to other sites in exchange for obtaining free products or free services from these sites, or in exchange for these sites posting positive reviews and evaluations of the products of the penalized site owner. Google considered that this method of publishing links is a method that violates its policy and punished the publishers. What did Google say about this topic?

There is no official statement from Google, but John Mueller confirmed the matter and explained that the reason for these penalties is due, as I mentioned previously, to many content publishers publishing positive reviews of products with a link to the product in exchange for obtaining the product for free, which prompted Google to take action and impose penalties. #GoogleSEOtag #GoogleSEO #SEO