YMYL question
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Blackout188
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- May 7, 2020
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YMYL in Google's eye seems very general and covers a lot of things. I have not seen any CPA or affiliated sites get penalized under the rule. I'm unsure about the other.
- Sep 8, 2015
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I really don't think so.
This is from the guidelines: https://prnt.sc/AgR1BSw-ZUd_
No big decisions or life altering events are happening directly because of your content I would say.
This is from the guidelines: https://prnt.sc/AgR1BSw-ZUd_
No big decisions or life altering events are happening directly because of your content I would say.
blackbeans
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- Nov 29, 2008
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Generally speaking, ymyl covers personal finance or medical-related issues.
Google has been broadening the coverage of ymyl slowly over the years.
Still, if you're talking about case studies and social media growth I suppose that this still falls outside of ymyl.
How long it will stay outside the reach of ymyl is anybody's guess.
On the other hand, if you're talking about CPA programs and under affiliate topics this might still be on the borderline, but if you focus more on what people stand to make instead of actual case studies and how-tos, you might be roiling the dice there.
That type of content is more likely to fall within the coverage of ymyl.
Google has been broadening the coverage of ymyl slowly over the years.
Still, if you're talking about case studies and social media growth I suppose that this still falls outside of ymyl.
How long it will stay outside the reach of ymyl is anybody's guess.
On the other hand, if you're talking about CPA programs and under affiliate topics this might still be on the borderline, but if you focus more on what people stand to make instead of actual case studies and how-tos, you might be roiling the dice there.
That type of content is more likely to fall within the coverage of ymyl.