Glossary
Scaled content abuse
Scaled content abuse is google's policy term for producing many pages primarily to manipulate rankings rather than help users.
What it actually catches
The method does not matter — AI, human writers, scraping or templating. What matters is whether each page adds something.
Practitioner estimates put the threshold around 60% differentiated content per page and three or more sources, with sitewide demotion once roughly 30% of a site\'s URLs read as unhelpful. It is the reason every country and indicator page here carries hand-written analysis.
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