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  1. Web Tools-Abusive Experience-PLS HELP
  2. Discussion in 'Black Hat SEO' started by Domenikogj, Dec 21, 2020.
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  14. Tags: abusive ads abusive experience ads chrome 71 chrome enforcement google search console gsc web tools
  15. Yesterday i received an email from google search console saying that their bot noticed some abusive experiences.Status on Web Tools>Abusive Experience was Failing I KNEW IT WAS MY POP UNDER SCRIPT (senator..we run ads ).
  16. After that i removed my pop under script and requested a review (only 2 reviews provided only by GSC).
  17. Now i got another email from them and Status is Passing.
  18. My question is : Is it all safe to put the pop under ad script back??
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  20. anyone knows?
  21. Imagine you have an auto part database which lists alternate part numbers, price, stock status, nearest store with part in stock, time to delivery, etc. ... it is exceptionally hard to get that information to look good on a mobile device. And good luck if you want to add sorting features on such a table.
  22. The theory that using the desktop version of a page to rank mobile results is flawed because users might find something which is only available on the desktop version of a site is a valid point. BUT, at the same time, a publisher may need to simplify the mobile site & hide data to improve usability on small screens & then only allow certain data to become visible through user interactions. Not showing those automotive part databases to desktop users would ultimately make desktop search results worse for users by leaving huge gaps in the search results. And a search engine choosing to not index the desktop version of a site because there is a mobile version is equally short sighted. Desktop users would no longer be able to find & compare information from those automotive parts databases.
  23. Once again money drives search "relevancy" signals.
  24. Since Google will soon make 3/4 of their ad revenues on mobile that should be the primary view of the web for everyone else & alternate versions of sites which are not mobile friendly should be disappeared from the search index if a crappier lite mobile-friendly version of the page is available.
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  26. Google torched eHow in April of 2020. In spite of over 3 years of pain, Demand Media is still letting Google drive their strategy, in some cases spending millions of dollars to undo past investments.
  27. Yet when you look at Google's search results page, they are doing the opposite of the above strategy: more scraping of third party content coupled with more & larger ad units.
  28. “@CyrusShepard: Google's got you covered: pic.twitter.com/ZU2AOl5EGn” Google copies entire web page?— john andrews (@searchsleuth999) October 30, 2020
  29. Originally the source links in the scrape-n-displace program were light gray. They only turned blue after a journalist started working on a story about 10 blue links.
  30. The Blend
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  32. The search results can be designed to have some aspects blend in while others stand out. Colors can change periodically to alter response rates in desirable ways.
  33. The banner ad got a bad rap as publishers have fought declining CPMs by adding more advertisements to their pages. When it works, Google's infrastructure still delivers (and tracks) billions of daily banner ads.
  34. Web Tools-Abusive Experience-PLS HELP
  35. Search ads have never had the performance decline banner ads have.
  36. The closest thing Google ever faced on that front was when AdBlock Plus became popular. Since it was blocking search ads, Google banned them & then restored them as they eventually negotiated a deal to pay them to display ads on Google while they continued to block ads on other third party sites.
  37. Search itself *is* the ultimate native advertising platform.
  38. Google is doing away with the local carousel in favor of a 3 pack local listing in categories like hotels. Once a person clicks on one of the hotel listings, Google then inserts an inline knowledge graph listing for that hotel with booking affiliate links inline in the search results, displacing the organic result set below the fold.
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