What to Check on Your City Pages Before Google Calls Them Spam
A columnist lists what Google's spam rules cover on agent and brokerage sites. A site that breaks them can drop out of search, and Google says it can take months to come back.
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A columnist lists what Google's spam rules cover on agent and brokerage sites. A site that breaks them can drop out of search, and Google says it can take months to come back.
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