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Infographic titled 'Site Reputation Abuse' illustrating how Google defines site reputation abuse on the left—covering reputable brands hosting unrelated low-quality blog posts, third-party content leveraging domain trust signals, and hidden links or sneaky redirects—and why Google introduced this policy on the right—covering clean search result shields, balancing relevant results against low quality, and providing better user experiences—surrounding a central browser and analytics icon.

Site reputation abuse happens when a website hosts low-quality, third-party content primarily to exploit its own

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