Is sandbox really exit

Discussion in 'Search Engine Optimization' started by sandyseo, Sep 22, 2006.

  1. #1
    Hi everybody,

    I have optimized a lot of site but haven't caught by google sandbox.I know that it is only affect newly born website when we trying to over optimized that newly website.I am giving the example of some site :

    1)http://australia.mobilecontentworld.net(approx 250 inbound link created by me in a month by article posting,forums,blog,reciprocal and directory submission)this process is Continuously run for 4 months and nothing bad happening for that websites.

    2)www.ringtoneship.co.uk(same process applied as mention above)

    Any Suggestion are welcome .

    sandy
     
    sandyseo, Sep 22, 2006 IP
  2. MattUK

    MattUK Notable Member

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    What keywords are you ranking for? I can't see you ranking for any of the keywords that the sites seem to be optimised for?
     
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  3. sandyseo

    sandyseo Banned

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    #3
    voice tone
    voice tones
    optus ringtones

    and may other keywords for australia site
     
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    As you know there is a great debate over the Google Sandbox. Some say it exist, other's don't. All I can give you is my personal experience. I think is doesn't exist, or it is not as strong as it was once believed to be.

    I created 3 new sites within the past 2 years. I have never found the sandbox to effect any of my sites! I got the terms that I went for right away. I think with the right optimization, the "Sanbox Effect", is not as important. Now It did take more time to go for stronger keywords. And for this the sandbox could exist. But I don't think it is as important as people make it out to be (unless you are going for broad extrememly competitive keywords).

    Although it would seem to happen for very competitive keywords, it doesn't mean this is the case. We all know it takes time to get great backlinks. And the more time you have and more selective you are, the higher you rank in Google (according to the backlink importance and text). With this being said, maybe there isn't a sandbox, maybe it just takes more time to get the better backlinks.

    Just my opinion.
     
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    sandyseo Banned

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    yeah,i agreed with your point.
     
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    That's exactly wht the sandbox is generally agreed as being defined as.
     
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    Sandy nice sites, I really like your design. I did want to let you know that your stat counter on your homepage of ringtoneship.com is not displaying. Red X. Anyhow, your site is still very catchy! I am guessing that you get good log times from your visitors.;)
     
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    Yes the sandbox does exist. Site can escape it or get out quite fast. This can be effected by how many quality backlinks you get in a short amount of time(good backlinks short time = no sandbox or short sandbox term). It is also effected by the competivity of the keywords, how long a domain name is and many other factors. If you build up a quality site with lots of good content that will be linked to by other webmasters and then build quality links(not recip or directory links) and keep building the content you can escape the sandbox usually. Again the keywords do have an effect. I wrote a article on this at my blog which is in my sig incase anyone wants a good article on escaping the sandbox.
     
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    i am also having same problem.
     
    dam_sid, Oct 4, 2006 IP