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'Spam Score' parameter has neither
sense
nor value for
digital
marketers.
The fact that some decent Spiritual-Growth websites are given
'Spam Score = 100' says everything about the value of the 'Spam
Score' parameter.
Actually, scoring agencies themselves say that 'Spam Score' has
little value. They acknowledge that 'Spam Score' has nothing to
do with the website in question. It just says that this website
may look like some websites that were penalized by
Google for some unknown reason. What websites? What reason?
No supporting information.
Many experts suggest to rename 'Spam Score" to 'BS Score' and
advise to
stay above this information noise.
AI assistants these days quickly explain things far more
truthfully than such contrived metrics.
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