Can you get a site banned from Google by Black hat SEO or similar?

Discussion in 'Search Engine Optimization' started by logomaniac, Jun 13, 2011.

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    Is it actually possible to get a site (that you do not own your self) by using black hat seo tricks like massive back linking and/or doorway pages or similar techniques?
     
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    havent heard of.
    else your competitor will trick this and get your site banned.

    Satish
     
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    Yea if you do blackhat seo heavy you can expect to get banned, but if you know what your doing then your all good
     
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    Black hat SEO will get you banned, why do you think it is black hat SEO?
     
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    No you can not get a competitor banned by bad linking
     
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    Getting a competitor banned by creating low quality spam backlins pointed to them has long been a question within the SEO community. In the past, Google had always said that this could not happen, but last year they changed their tune slightly. They stated that it is highly unlikely because most sites have lots of links so it would take an overwhelming number of spammy links to have an affect.

    Most likely the older a site is and the more links it has, the less likely this could ever happen. It might have more of an affect on a new site, but nonetheless Google no longer says it is impossible.
    http://www.seroundtable.com/archives/022654.html
     
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