Google Emails: Site Reputation Policy Manual Actions No Longer Impact EEA
Google just sent out emails to some sites that have site reputation abuse policy manual actions that those manual actions won't impact the search results within the EEA, European Economic Area. This actually took effect on August 30, 2026, but now, two months later, Google is notifying site owners via Google Search Console.
Key points
- • For pages that were previously subject to a manual action under the site reputation policy, the previous manual action will no longer impact search results shown to users within the EEA.
- • Glenn wrote, "New site reputation abuse emails went out just now to sites that have been impacted by SRA manual actions in the past.
- • The email was posted by Glenn Gabe on X and it reads: New Site Reputation Policy Change Google has recently made some changes to its site reputation policy within the EEA.
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