Choosing a domain is a big deal,

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If Google is committed to a review flagging process (which is excellent), it offers clear guidelines for every business owner to flag reviews in their own GMB dashboard, and then communicates what happens with the flagged reviews.
Improve algorithmic detection of suspicious signals, such as profiles with one-sided reviews, a sudden influx of negative reviews and text-less ratings, global reviews within a single profile, and companies or profiles with a history of guideline violations. Keep the first few reviews left by any profile in a “sandbox,” à la Yelp.

Now it's your turn! Let's look at Google's removal of cameroon number data A Google user" reviews as a first step in the right direction. If you had Google's ear, what would you suggest they do next to combat review spam? I'd really like to know.

a and there’s a lot involved. Even with everything that goes into determining your URL, there are two essential questions to ask that should guide your decision-making: What are my goals , and what’s best for my users? On today’s edition of Whiteboard Friday, we’re thrilled to welcome our SEO wordsmith Cameron Jenkins to the show to teach us all how to choose a domain that aligns with and supports your business goals.



Goal-based approach to domain selection