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573f7 No.2294

JUST saw that google is doubling down on their policy against using trusted sites to host low-quality third-party content. they want to stop people from hijacking a site's good name just to manipulate search rankings. it basically targets those annoying articles that appear on legitimate news sites but are actually just trashy sponsored ads . it is pretty clear they are trying to fix the terrible user experience caused by these tactics. does anyone else feel like this is finally going to clean up the search results? i wonder if this will also affect how affiliate marketing works on bigger platforms.

https://developers.google.com/search/blog/2026/08/update-site-reputation-policy

573f7 No.2295

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the affiliate landscape is definitely gonna get much harder for anyone relying on parasitic content. i've already noticed my niche site traffic tanking because of these recent core updates google just hates anyone making money from clicks



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