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Spam Monitor FAQs

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Spam Monitor Frequently Asked Questions

What does Spam Monitor do?

Spam Monitor checks indexed Google results and evaluates them using configurable language, keyword, URL-pattern, and scoring rules.

Where can I find Spam Monitor?

Go to:

SEO Repair Kit → Spam Monitor

What are the Spam Monitor tabs?

The current interface contains:

Dashboard, Spam Rules, Google SERP Scan, Search Console Cleanup, Alerts, and Settings.

What is a Suspicious result?

A result whose calculated score falls within the configured Suspicious threshold.

With the current shown thresholds, that is 31–60.

What is a Spam result?

With the current shown configuration, scores from 61–80 are classified as Spam.

What is Critical?

With the current shown configuration, scores from 81–100 are classified as Critical.

Can I change these thresholds?

Yes. Use:

Spam Monitor → Spam Rules → Score Thresholds

Can Spam Monitor detect unexpected languages?

Yes. Configure Website Allowed Languages and Flag Unexpected Languages under Language Rules.

Can I add my own spam keywords?

Yes. Add them under Custom Blocked Keywords, one keyword per line.

Can I detect suspicious URL patterns?

Yes. Spam Rules includes URL Pattern Rules and custom Blocked URL Patterns.

Can Spam Monitor run automatically?

Yes. Configure Scheduled Spam Monitoring under Settings.

Can scheduled monitoring include subdomains?

Yes. Use Include Subdomains where required.

Can Spam Monitor send email alerts?

Yes. Configure them under Spam Monitor → Alerts.

Can I choose which risk levels send alerts?

Yes. You can select Clean, Suspicious, Spam, and Critical individually.

Can I receive a summary after a scan?

Yes. Enable Send Scan Summary Email.

Can I test alert email delivery?

Yes. Use Send Test Email.

Can I export results?

The current interface provides CSV export actions for areas such as risky SERP data and Alert History.

Does a Suspicious result always mean my site has been hacked?

No. A Suspicious classification means the result matched configured scoring conditions strongly enough to fall within the Suspicious threshold. Review the result before taking action.

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