Google Releases New Search Spam Report Form

Google has released a new form that users can use to report spam, paid links, malicious behavior, low quality, and other search quality issues. The new form is designed to make it easier for users to report spam and other issues, and to provide Google with more information about the problems they are seeing.

The new form includes a number of new features, including:

• The ability to report multiple pages at once
• The ability to provide more detailed information about the spam or other issue
• The ability to upload screenshots of the spam or other issue

Google says that the new form will help it to improve the quality of its search results by identifying and removing spam and other harmful content.

How to use the new search spam report form

To use the new search spam report form, simply visit the following link:

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https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/9012289?hl=en

From there, you can follow the instructions on the page to report spam or other issues.

What to include in your report

When you report spam or other issues, it is important to include as much information as possible. This will help Google to understand the problem and take action to address it.

Here is some information that you should include in your report:

• The URL of the spam or other issue
• A brief description of the problem
• Screenshots of the spam or other issue, if possible

What happens after you submit a report

Once you submit a report, Google will review it and take action if necessary. This may include removing the spam or other issue from its search results, or taking other steps to address the problem.

Google says that it appreciates your help in keeping its search results free of spam and other harmful content.

Conclusion

The new search spam report form is a valuable tool that users can use to help Google improve the quality of its search results. By reporting spam and other issues, you can help to make Google Search a better experience for everyone.

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