Google announced
their next spam target are those who are implementing manipulative
browser history techniques to trick the user to thinking they are on
Google's search results, when in reality, they are on a page of search
ads.
How this works is when a user goes to a web site from
Google's real search results, they then decide to click back to the
Google search results. Now instead of the back button taking them to
Google's search results, it detects the browser back button action and
takes them to a page that looks similar to Google's search results but
in reality are just ads.
Google said they will take action against sites and webmasters that do this.
To
protect our users, we may take action on, including removal of, sites
which violate our quality guidelines, including for inserting deceptive
or manipulative pages into a user's browser history.
The deal is, a WebmasterWorld
thread asks, do these webmasters who are implementing these tricks
really care if their sites get banned? They are the type of build and
burn sites all the time.
Forum discussion at WebmasterWorld.
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