Danny Sullivan from Google responded to complaints about spam in Google search asking the user to report the spam using the form. The user complained and Danny responded that good spam reports often lead to "a deep dive to understand networks and take broad action." He added spam "reports to help."
Here are those tweets:
This explains how to report suspected spam: https://t.co/VGbwinqAEw
— Danny Sullivan (@dannysullivan) January 16, 2020
When the spam team gets good tips, they will often do a deep dive to understand networks and take broad action. So reports do help.
— Danny Sullivan (@dannysullivan) January 16, 2020
Google has always said they read spam reports and we've seen the actions Google has taken over the years on these reports.
So while it might take time for Google to act, espesially for more broad spam challenges, Google does act eventually.
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