Transparency challenges and manual intervention

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Sullivan was right about all the angry website owners. It would be a good idea to provide more transparency in Search Console and alert website owners to algorithmic penalties in the same way as manual penalties.

He pointed out two main reasons why this is not possible:
Spam Indicator Detection : This option could allow bad actors to game the system.
Non-specific algorithmic penalties are not panama mobile database specific to a given area and cannot be manually changed or canceled.
He acknowledges that the frustration of not knowing the cause of a drop in traffic is understandable for every owner. And the lack of communication with Google doesn't help matters much. But he notes that manual intervention to adjust rankings in automated systems can lead to serious problems.

“Do you really want to be able to do manual settings? Would that be easier? Do you really want your website to come to the attention of our spam analysts? For one thing, there’s no way manual penalties are processed immediately. And you have information about the status of your website changing, especially if you claim it has changed but in fact there hasn’t been any recent changes.”