Google Updates Product Ratings Policies On Automated AI Content - Search Engine Journal

Who is next to ban AI reviews?

Today, Panzer made a stop at the Search Engine Journal site. There with a little digging in the posts he found one about Google's new change to the company product rating policy.

According to the post by Kristi Hines, Google will not accept AI generated product reviews. If a customer sees what they believe is AI generated content, it should be marked as spam. Google will also be doing their searches through reviews to find AI content and remove it. There will be penalties for companies caught using AI generated reviews.

Panzer says, "There are several businesses that promise AI generated reviews for companies' products."

Note: This is a medium length post. Bring a glass of iced tea to drink while you read today's selection.

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What Your Home Page Needs

I love barbecue. But, oh the day after.

Panzer is recuperating from the Memorial Day holiday. His kitty tummy is still full from the Monday neighborhood barbecues. Yes, you read that right barbecues. Our black kitty traveled the neighborhood looking bedraggled and begging for scraps. It seems nobody could turn that poor dejected boy down.

Our BIG bad kitty made a very quick trip into the Catosphere to visit the Search Engine Journal site.

According to a post by Shane Jones, if you want high visibility through Google, you need to pay more attention to your home page. Mr. Jones says Google puts a higher priority on longer posts and gives a higher ranking accordingly. Google satisfies readers' desires for long copy by their ranking system. There's plenty more covered in this post about supercharging your Home Page.

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