Here's an article by one of our own Mods (and my co-worker) Matt Bailey.
Have I been kicked out of Google?
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Have I Been Kicked Out Of Google?
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Think Web
, Oct 02 2003 11:11 AM
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Posted 02 October 2003 - 11:11 AM
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Posted 02 October 2003 - 12:39 PM
Nice one Matt. 
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Posted 02 October 2003 - 12:52 PM
Very good article, Matt. I didn't realize it was adviseable to tell the SE what company made the changes that got a site penalized.
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Posted 02 October 2003 - 01:25 PM
Congrat, Matt!
Regarding your very first sentence:
Don't you mean many companies think they have a search engine penalty?
The rest of your article supports that, but it's just kind of weird with it starting out that way, imo.
J
Regarding your very first sentence:
Many companies have found themselves on the receiving end of a search engine penalty.
Don't you mean many companies think they have a search engine penalty?
The rest of your article supports that, but it's just kind of weird with it starting out that way, imo.
J
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Posted 02 October 2003 - 02:21 PM
Jill - it could go both ways.
I guess I look at it like this; Yes, many webmasters think they have been penalized. But, many companies have been penalized unsuspectingly. It's also a little more of an attention grabber, i thought.
Bob - It's not a requirement to let an SE know who may have put the spam there in the first place, but I felt it would help the client's cause if I outlined the history of who worked on the site and what they did, as some clients go through multiple companies that try many things.
I guess I look at it like this; Yes, many webmasters think they have been penalized. But, many companies have been penalized unsuspectingly. It's also a little more of an attention grabber, i thought.
Bob - It's not a requirement to let an SE know who may have put the spam there in the first place, but I felt it would help the client's cause if I outlined the history of who worked on the site and what they did, as some clients go through multiple companies that try many things.
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