How to report SPAM BLOGs to Google?

February 22, 2013 by Anurag Sharma 47 Comments

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Anurag Sharma is a growing blogger from INDIA owner of JatinSharma.in. He is completely devoted to the topic BLOGGING apart from it he also likes to cover topics like SEO, Google and Social Media. If you will need any advice from him related to the topics above, don't hesitate to contact him on Google+ and on Facebook. See his SEO Tips 2013 guide to get 1st rank on Google from this year.

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It has become very important today to report spam blogs to Google as you already know that there are many blogs that are started everyday and most of the owners doesn’t know much about blogging and other things related to it and thus, starts spamming and fooling Google.

And even after the new updates of Google Algorithm, most of the spam blogs rank high than your blog(s) using black hat SEO which is not permitted by Google.

The thing is you are now angry on the spam blog’s owner that without doing much efforts he/she is getting much more traffic and money than you.

What to do now?

You can wait for the Google to penalize the blog or you can force Google to penalize it, which ever be your choice.

Now, before telling you how to report spam blogs to Google. Let’s first know if you can use the tool to report spam or not.

1. Paid Links – If any blog is earning money for giving backlinks to a xyz blog than the blog comes under SPAM and should be penalized.

2. Objectionable Content – If the content of a blog is inappropriate i.e., promotes racism and other things like this than it is purely SPAM.

3. Malware – If a blog is infected with malware than it comes under SPAM as it can infect the computer/laptop/Mobile of the person visiting the blog. It will be regarded as Google is promoting the infected blog in their results and is giving malware to its user.

4. Copyright or other Legal Issues – If a blog is using duplicate content or using image without stating source than it is considered as webspam and Google will love to deindex it.

5. Personal Information – If someone has disclosed your personal information on their blog than it is webspam and you can remove it from Google.

6. Phishing – If someone is trying to get your e-mails and

passwords through hacking and cracking through their blogs than it is webspam.

7. Abusing Other Google Products – If someone is using other Google products (AdSense, Maps ,etc. ) in a way that they are not meant to used on a page or blog than it is webspam.

8. Keyword Stuffing – If someone is trying to rank higher because of keyword stuffing (using a lot of keywords above the post) than it is webspam and should be reported.

9. Non-Webspam Content – If the page is not spamming but doing other things that must not be done.

Now, you are aware of what you can report and what you cannot so now let’s come to the main thing.