Google hates affiliates - I've got the proof!

They are removing websites that are not good for the user.

• Websites promoting acai which are often illegitimate free trial offers are bad for the user, so banned.
• Websites with only one page are disliked by google.
• Websites that lie are are disliked by google.
• Websites that infringemark on copyright/trademarks can be banned.

Promote something legitimate, don't like, don't break copyright, and make it a useful and thorough website and you should be ok.

 

Your best way to respond is to formulate a new business plan - yes, it will take time and effort but that's the name of the online game - things change.

As an example, why not source some products from somewhere cheap, then build a proper e-commerce site and sell the products online. It'll take time and research to find the correct supplier who will be willing to drop ship etc but it can be done.

That's just an example, but it would not fall foul of any G guidelines.

 

Hey man I here your frustation - had exactly the same happen - cruising along with QS 7+ getting clicks, then bang - got slapped - QS 1! Ok it was just a squeeze page - but no different to 1000s of others out there! Anyways have visited blogs trying to find out, deleted and tried new campaigns, added site maps blah blah blah, but still no change. Once their bots have hooks in to you it's hard to get free!

Any suggestions?

 

good informations thanks

 

Thats a freakin bogus excuss. I'd be pissed too.

 

I am just amazed that something like that can happen overnight to a site.

 

>>Ok it was just a squeeze page - but no different to 1000s of others out there

there's your problem, think about it, why would Google serve up the same products and the same content 1000s of times?? Absolutely no good for user experience and therefore no good for Google