How to avoid Google Panda

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  1. renanorola

    renanorola Well-Known Member

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    #21
    wow this is great finally i have an idea how to avoid google panda. Most of my sites has been banned and now looking for a new one to get profit.
     
    renanorola, Sep 27, 2011 IP
  2. punediary

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    #22
    thanks ..to specify such things.
     
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    #23
    thansk for sharing. quality content and good backlink is very helpfull
     
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  4. RajKann

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    #24
    helpful conversations for all webmasters
     
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  5. Debris

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    #25
    it also seems to be important to add links much slower than previously
     
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  6. jenifer orton

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    #26
    I think after updation in Google Panda we should focus more on content and on page SEO.
     
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    sportychints Member

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    #27
    The only way to avoid google panda is Unique "Content & Fresh Content".
     
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  8. Abegail

    Abegail Greenhorn

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    #28
    I think by adding unique content and quality links we can avoid Google Panda - thanks for sharing nice points
     
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  9. garryhuds

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    #29
    Wonderful i like your article and have bookmarked it.
     
    garryhuds, Oct 3, 2011 IP
  10. seoblore

    seoblore Active Member

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    #30
    Great post and you have given hints about panda. Quality and freshness of content is the key to beat Google panda
     
    seoblore, Oct 3, 2011 IP
  11. karen.link

    karen.link Member

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    #31
    Yes I agree completely. Those who do Black Hat SEO can't avoid Goolge Panda.
    Yet I have found an article in which different important steps are described on how to recover from Google Panda update traffic loss...http://www.seochat.com/c/a/Search-E...ecover-from-Google-Panda-Update-Traffic-Loss/

    I hope it will be useful for everybody.
     
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  12. Torsten

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    #32
    Not really, It's mainly about content spam and duplication. Those stealing content may face problems.
     
    Torsten, Oct 3, 2011 IP
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    #33
    Hi H. Agreed that the copy writing option isn't going to be possible for everyone's budgets, however encouraging user generated content is essentially free.
     
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    #34
    I had a new site (3 weeks old) that was moving up in the rankings quite nicely and now its vanished - I got bored after trawling through 30 pages of google search results to try and find it :( . I'll be honest, it wasn't the best site, just a couple of pages although the content was original and I was slowly obtaining quality back links ... I was testing the waters with the keyword / adsence CTR to before fully ramping up the site (have to say for the number of hits the CTR was excellent :cool:). What I'm annoyed about is that I was using the .com version of the site - is all now lost for that site? Will I also get penalized for hosting the .net version of the site on the same box as the .com?
     
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    #35
    good information .But i think Google panda is good for website...............
     
    shyamasrisen, Oct 11, 2011 IP
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    #36
    can anyone tell me what is the definition of good or bad back links?
     
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