dont.farm
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The site can be banned, or it can get under Google filters — it is important to distinguish. In the first case, the site is completely removed from Google Search results. This means that you won't find the site in the search results even if you enter the name of the site in the search bar.
The ban of the site is an extreme measure. At the same time, it is energy-intensive to get back to the Google search results and there's no guarantee that you will succeed. In such cases, it is sometimes easier to change the site domain. But the use of filters(algorithms) is rather a temporary measure. In this case, it can be applied even if the site has not yet violated anything.
Why site restrictions apply
Google ensures that sites that appear in search results comply with the requirements of its policy. Like social networks, for Google it is important that users receive high-quality and reliable information. For this reason, sites with scraped content, too many links, “keyword stuffing” or deceiving users may be sanctioned manually or by Google algorithms.
In essence, all the reasons for lower ranking of the site can be divided
The ban of the site is an extreme measure. At the same time, it is energy-intensive to get back to the Google search results and there's no guarantee that you will succeed. In such cases, it is sometimes easier to change the site domain. But the use of filters(algorithms) is rather a temporary measure. In this case, it can be applied even if the site has not yet violated anything.
Why site restrictions apply
Google ensures that sites that appear in search results comply with the requirements of its policy. Like social networks, for Google it is important that users receive high-quality and reliable information. For this reason, sites with scraped content, too many links, “keyword stuffing” or deceiving users may be sanctioned manually or by Google algorithms.
In essence, all the reasons for lower ranking of the site can be divided
