Google’s Matt Cutts, the head of search spam, announced at SMX Advanced
that they are updating how they handle reconsideration rejection
requests with more details from Google Search Quality analysts.
That means when a Google search quality representation reviews and
responds to a reconsideration request with a rejection notice, that
Google representative has a new box where they can enter more details.
Hasn’t Google provided more detailed responses
to webmaster who have submitted these requests? Yes.
Matt Cutts
explained they have offered a couple link examples for link issues and
general categorization for other issues but now they are going to offer
more.
Specifically, it seems that part of the internal reconsideration
request response on Google’s end will prompt Googlers to type out
specific advice or recommendations for the webmaster.
So webmasters should expect to get more specific and detailed responses starting today from their reconsideration requests.
