Google Penalties” due to Google updates?

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The following reasons can trigger a manual action:Unmarked paid content with outgoing follow links (paid links)
Spam pagesContent with little or no added value for the userHidden content (e.g. white text on a white background)
Keyword spamming (unnaturally frequent use of a keyword in the text), etc.
Google's Search Quality Team also uses spam pages reported by users. These pages can be reported directly to Google via a spam report .

Yes and no. In SEO parlance, ranking drops caused by tongliao cell phone number list updates to the Google algorithm (Google Updates) are also referred to as Google Penalties. Strictly speaking, these are not penalties, but rather adjustments to the rankings based on the new (weighting of) ranking factors.
Nevertheless, the definition of which methods comply with the Webmaster Guidelines is directly related to the evolution of the search engine and the associated Google updates. In other words, the Webmaster Guidelines result from the evolution of search engines (Google updates).

Image Panda UpdateOne example is the Panda Update, which made short work of thin content — and thus thwarted the plans of those webmasters and SEOs who created as many URLs as possible with little (and even less useful for users) content.
Image Google Penguin UpdateThen there is the Penguin Update, which put an end to massive link building through link purchasing of irrelevant content.