Google begins penalizing domain leasing.

[gnawledge]

https://www.seroundtable.com/amp/goo...ing-28137.html

For those who study their metrics for change. Maybe this will apply to you. I guess it’s their rules for their platform.

[InfoGuy]

Originally Posted by gnawledge

https://www.seroundtable.com/amp/goo...ing-28137.html

For those who study their metrics for change. Maybe this will apply to you. I guess it’s their rules for their platform.

Subdomain leasing would be more accurate.

[King Mark]

How do they define or confirm this? Does forwarding a subdomain somewhere else count as leasing it out? Never even thought about this, ever.

[Klen]

Is that something like whitelabel inside site ?

[magneto664]

Originally Posted by KlenTelaris

Is that something like whitelabel inside site ?

yes, it is something like a doorway.

[rowan]

Originally Posted by gnawledge

I guess it’s their rules for their platform.

They're big enough now that the "we're a private company" thing isn't going to fly much longer. They dominate the market and wield an enormous amount of power.

Then again, they have plenty of money to spend on lobbying to keep regulators off their back.

[babeterminal]

just more hassle on the small guy

[Klen]

Originally Posted by rowan

They're big enough now that the "we're a private company" thing isn't going to fly much longer. They dominate the market and wield an enormous amount of power.

Then again, they have plenty of money to spend on lobbying to keep regulators off their back.

They had to pay 4.5 bil penalty recently to EU due monopoly abuse on android phone.

[Forest]

Originally Posted by KlenTelaris

They had to pay 4.5 bil penalty recently to EU due monopoly abuse on android phone.

cost of doing business

just like the old porn guys who pushed the limits and got smacked. still walked away with a ton of money