What can make you enter google sand box ?
I need this information to avoid entering those hell zone haha
*additional question, i've heard dozen of backlinks in one night also will make you can enter those zone, but what if those backlinks are not from you, who create it ? using this method, you can dump other people site too right ?
regards For the second part of your question, it would have to be a lot of links added over a bunch of days possibly even weeks to be penalized.
For the first part of your question, there are a tonne of reasons why Google may sandbox you. Too many backlinks, duplicate content, keyword stuffing etc. Yes even i want to know what can make you enter google sand box? also how do you check whether you are in Google sand box or not? Quote: Originally Posted by sebasago For the second part of your question, it would have to be a lot of links added over a bunch of days possibly even weeks to be penalized.
For the first part of your question, there are a tonne of reasons why Google may sandbox you. Too many backlinks, duplicate content, keyword stuffing etc. thanks for your reply
but i still don't understand about your second answer, I mean, If I hate someone's website, I just add 50k backlink for that site in one night, using some blackhat methods, and using many duplicate content. That website will go to sand box ? that's not fair right, if the backlinks aren't from you ? Brand new sites will initially show up in good position on search engines but if the owner of the website does not consistently add new contents and get good backlinks, it will likely enter the sandbox phase. Most of the time the sandbox is for new sites so that Google can take the time and watch the site to make sure that the site is going to be there for a while, and to check its value to the customers that you are trying to reach. As for being able to put someone into it, I am not sure about that. Even if you went out tonight and spammed a site with 50k in links, it would take a while for all of those to get indexed so they would not happen overnight. If you are in the sandbox, just keep working on your content, drive some nice traffic to your site, and work on your links and you should see the results within a few months. Quote: Originally Posted by waterproof mp3 Brand new sites will initially show up in good position on search engines but if the owner of the website does not consistently add new contents and get good backlinks, it will likely enter the sandbox phase. Dont agree with your opinion Quote: Originally Posted by Shreya Mathur Dont agree with your opinion I'd like to see that member provide proof of what he stated. Not promoting your site constantly will either keep your rankings the same or just get even worse. "According to the sandbox effect, Google temporarily reduces the page rank of new domains, placing them into what is referred to as its "sandbox", in an effort to counter the ways that search engine optimizers attempt to manipulate Google's page ranking by creating lots of inbound links to a new web site from other web sites that they own."
That says it all. in simple one line if you have duplicate or low content than welcome to sandbox.. Quote: Originally Posted by ankitsharma "According to the sandbox effect, Google temporarily reduces the page rank of new domains, placing them into what is referred to as its "sandbox", in an effort to counter the ways that search engine optimizers attempt to manipulate Google's page ranking by creating lots of inbound links to a new web site from other web sites that they own."
That says it all. do you mean all the site owner are the same person ? then that owner is linking his websites together with abnormal quantity? Google has this Sandbox to control spammers.Duplicate content and unnatural link growth can get a website in to be sandboxed.So use only good SEO tactics and stay away from the black hat methods. Quote: Originally Posted by snakeair I'd like to see that member provide proof of what he stated. Not promoting your site constantly will either keep your rankings the same or just get even worse. I have a domain that is 3 months old and I kept promoting ever since it was launched. I didn't see it on G00gl3 for the first 1 and 1/2 months but the relentless promotion such as adding new contents and manual backlinks my site finally showed up on the second page for a very competitive keyword. Keep in mind that this website has a .info extension. I am outranking websites that are more than 5 years old and has a page rank of 5 or greater.
The opposite happened to my websites that I didn't promote nor add any new contents after it became live. Quote: Originally Posted by marknel Google has this Sandbox to control spammers.Duplicate content and unnatural link growth can get a website in to be sandboxed.So use only good SEO tactics and stay away from the black hat methods. what about my second question ?
If I do black hat methods for another person website ?
If I give backlink monster 30k In a night to his site.
Will his website go to sandbox ?
this doesn't sound logical right ?
nor I mean wanna attack somebody's else
just curious, if somebody else do that to your site.
Btw, does my second question make sense ? I didn't see anybody else much answer my second question. One of my test blogs once suffered the sandbox,I think it was due to building too man links at one time,It got out of the google sandbox in about 7-8 months in average.So yeah i think it was due to building too many backlinks at once. Google representatives never confirmed the existence of sandbox. Even on Google Webmaster Forums, most of the members (
I need this information to avoid entering those hell zone haha
*additional question, i've heard dozen of backlinks in one night also will make you can enter those zone, but what if those backlinks are not from you, who create it ? using this method, you can dump other people site too right ?
regards For the second part of your question, it would have to be a lot of links added over a bunch of days possibly even weeks to be penalized.
For the first part of your question, there are a tonne of reasons why Google may sandbox you. Too many backlinks, duplicate content, keyword stuffing etc. Yes even i want to know what can make you enter google sand box? also how do you check whether you are in Google sand box or not? Quote: Originally Posted by sebasago For the second part of your question, it would have to be a lot of links added over a bunch of days possibly even weeks to be penalized.
For the first part of your question, there are a tonne of reasons why Google may sandbox you. Too many backlinks, duplicate content, keyword stuffing etc. thanks for your reply
but i still don't understand about your second answer, I mean, If I hate someone's website, I just add 50k backlink for that site in one night, using some blackhat methods, and using many duplicate content. That website will go to sand box ? that's not fair right, if the backlinks aren't from you ? Brand new sites will initially show up in good position on search engines but if the owner of the website does not consistently add new contents and get good backlinks, it will likely enter the sandbox phase. Most of the time the sandbox is for new sites so that Google can take the time and watch the site to make sure that the site is going to be there for a while, and to check its value to the customers that you are trying to reach. As for being able to put someone into it, I am not sure about that. Even if you went out tonight and spammed a site with 50k in links, it would take a while for all of those to get indexed so they would not happen overnight. If you are in the sandbox, just keep working on your content, drive some nice traffic to your site, and work on your links and you should see the results within a few months. Quote: Originally Posted by waterproof mp3 Brand new sites will initially show up in good position on search engines but if the owner of the website does not consistently add new contents and get good backlinks, it will likely enter the sandbox phase. Dont agree with your opinion Quote: Originally Posted by Shreya Mathur Dont agree with your opinion I'd like to see that member provide proof of what he stated. Not promoting your site constantly will either keep your rankings the same or just get even worse. "According to the sandbox effect, Google temporarily reduces the page rank of new domains, placing them into what is referred to as its "sandbox", in an effort to counter the ways that search engine optimizers attempt to manipulate Google's page ranking by creating lots of inbound links to a new web site from other web sites that they own."
That says it all. in simple one line if you have duplicate or low content than welcome to sandbox.. Quote: Originally Posted by ankitsharma "According to the sandbox effect, Google temporarily reduces the page rank of new domains, placing them into what is referred to as its "sandbox", in an effort to counter the ways that search engine optimizers attempt to manipulate Google's page ranking by creating lots of inbound links to a new web site from other web sites that they own."
That says it all. do you mean all the site owner are the same person ? then that owner is linking his websites together with abnormal quantity? Google has this Sandbox to control spammers.Duplicate content and unnatural link growth can get a website in to be sandboxed.So use only good SEO tactics and stay away from the black hat methods. Quote: Originally Posted by snakeair I'd like to see that member provide proof of what he stated. Not promoting your site constantly will either keep your rankings the same or just get even worse. I have a domain that is 3 months old and I kept promoting ever since it was launched. I didn't see it on G00gl3 for the first 1 and 1/2 months but the relentless promotion such as adding new contents and manual backlinks my site finally showed up on the second page for a very competitive keyword. Keep in mind that this website has a .info extension. I am outranking websites that are more than 5 years old and has a page rank of 5 or greater.
The opposite happened to my websites that I didn't promote nor add any new contents after it became live. Quote: Originally Posted by marknel Google has this Sandbox to control spammers.Duplicate content and unnatural link growth can get a website in to be sandboxed.So use only good SEO tactics and stay away from the black hat methods. what about my second question ?
If I do black hat methods for another person website ?
If I give backlink monster 30k In a night to his site.
Will his website go to sandbox ?
this doesn't sound logical right ?
nor I mean wanna attack somebody's else
just curious, if somebody else do that to your site.
Btw, does my second question make sense ? I didn't see anybody else much answer my second question. One of my test blogs once suffered the sandbox,I think it was due to building too man links at one time,It got out of the google sandbox in about 7-8 months in average.So yeah i think it was due to building too many backlinks at once. Google representatives never confirmed the existence of sandbox. Even on Google Webmaster Forums, most of the members (