I can't find my website on Google when entering keywords

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  1. coolseo36

    coolseo36 Well-Known Member

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    #21
    There is no tool checking sandbox effect...but symptoms are sudden de-indexing of old pages and drop in ranking as well as PR

    its bcoz of QDD (query deserves diversity) algorithm of Google which causes only 2 urls max from a single domain for any search query...u may check any query for any site:)
     
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    #22
    Ya, you're in sandbox..
     
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    #23
    Yeah, that's so bad :(
    Do someone have opinion what should I do now? I'm so confused because I don't have any traffic from ALL of SE now. I know that my content not so unique, so is it the main problem? As I know don't have unique content can't cause sandboxed by Google, what do you think? any suggestion and opinion would be very helpful for me, thank you.
     
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  4. coolseo36

    coolseo36 Well-Known Member

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    #24
    refer my post above..u are not sandboxed but u hav only 72 backlinks...moreover most of them r from social bookmarking sites...google dsnt giv good value to these SB backlinks...so u dnt hav anything to get ranked for ur keywrds not even a unique content...so hw d u expect good rankings and traffic in turn?...forget sandbox...n keep on building some quality and relevant links from trusted sites...plus more emphasis on contextual link building with ur main keyword as an anchor text
     
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    #25
    You need to analyse the market for you keyword:

    -How many search results does it return in google?
    -What is the PR and number of links on the top 10 sites for the keyword?
    -What is the age of the top 10 sites.

    etc..

    then you can work out if you can compete once your site starts to climb the rankings.
     
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    #26
    72 backlinks is fine, even from social sites. Easy to get ranked with that if you site and content is fine providing youre not targeting completely unobtainable terms.

    Your problem is content, and yes, you are sandboxed .
    Easy way to check : are your pages listed via the cache or site command, but nowhere (and i mean nowhere, ie several hundred down or nowhere) in search results for your optimised page terms. Yes? you're sandboxed.
     
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  7. coolseo36

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    YES...i take my words back...he is sandboxed:D
    but not to worry so much...it often happens with new sites...put some unique content and u are OK...in the meanwhile try to get few links from trusted sources...do couple of press releases and make brand name...but its for sure that 72 backlinks from social sites will never be enough for ranking in Google for keywords like "pet insurance"...best luck
     
    coolseo36, Apr 3, 2009 IP
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