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#1 prabh

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Posted 21 November 2007 - 12:12 AM

hi all

i want to knwo the reasons of sandboxing. i am working on one website. it is in google sandbox.

can any one tell me how to get rid of it. When ever i search with my website URL is google search bar it does not shows the website pages and shows pages of other website.

Please any one suggest wha should i do.

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#2 seoisgod

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Posted 21 November 2007 - 03:07 AM

im no expert but I believe its a probationary period too try and filter out bad spammy sites. Once google is satisfyed with your site it will be released which can take around 6-12 months i think

there is a sticky in the forum somewhere that explains all

#3 rolf

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Posted 21 November 2007 - 04:57 AM

Yes, it's a trust issue. Without the sandbox it's too easy for spammers to buy a domain, fill it with spam and simply move on when Google bans it.

It's not an ideal solution, very annoying for people like us who are just trying to build decent web sites, but I can see Googles point so I have to begrudgingly agree that it's the best solution about for now :-(

The best way to get past it is a ) spend the waiting time building up a quality site that people will like, b ) try to get decent inbound links to show Google that other people on the net think you're worthy of coming out of the sandbox and c ) patience

A ) will mean that when the sandbox ends you should get some decent results , b ) will help to speed up the end of the delay and c ) will stop you going mad while you wait.

Hope that helps

#4 prabh

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Posted 21 November 2007 - 07:52 AM

Thanks to all..i am trying these things only to get rid out of that. lets hope to come soon....now i am focusing on link building and one way linking to creat good link partners...thanks for your suggestions. do let me know when u get know more abt it..

thanks
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#5 drmadcow

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Posted 25 November 2007 - 02:03 AM

Make sure you build links, that helps get you out sooner. You could also buy an expired domain with some backlinks and 301 it smile.gif

#6 Randy

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Posted 25 November 2007 - 05:38 PM

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Make sure you build links, that helps get you out sooner.


I don't know where you're getting your information drmadcow, but you need to stop reading there. We've had to correct several things you've said in the last 24 hours, including this one.

Yes all sites need links. But getting more links doesn't help you get out of Google's aging delay any faster.

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You could also buy an expired domain with some backlinks and 301 it


Again this is not only wrong, but dangerous.

If you happen to purchase a domain that was allowed to expire because it had already been burned to the ground by someone else, the 301 is going to confer all of that bad karma on your own site. It'll never rank well if that happens.




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