Will a old domain be in sand box?

Discussion in 'Google' started by dnqm, Jun 30, 2007.

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    I recently got a pr5 domain (never droped 4 years old) and rebuild it to a blog.
    I got very SERPs with many of my keywords.
    But yesterday, all of them are gone.
    Am I in the so called sand box?
     
    dnqm, Jun 30, 2007 IP
  2. Raz2133

    Raz2133 Peon

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    Did you recently add a lot of backlinks pointing to the domain? If too many links are added too quickly, this can sometimes cause a site to vanish from the SERPs.

    Of-course, your site may only be temporarily absent from the search results, it may re-appear in a few days. I've seen this a few times with my own sites. I'm not sure what causes it, it just happens sometimes. :confused:

    Mark
     
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    i would imagine its a temporary glitch, give it a day or two and i'm sure i will be back in the SERP's
     
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    I too think it is temporary unless any site get penalized due to some reason.
     
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    dnqm Peon

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    Ok, I will let you know if my site is back to its position
    Thanks
     
    dnqm, Jun 30, 2007 IP
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    Wait a little longer, it might just be fluctuating.
     
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    Just be sure not to mess with your backlinks too quickly. It should be a fluctuation as stated above, wait a few days, be sure your PR remains the same and your links are only growing (no link deterioration, link deterioration=PR breaking). Let the algos keep up and keep adding unique content to your site while you are building an authoritative site. Create a user resource and keep things naturally building -- you'll be fine.

    The sandbox may or may not exist, I believe it doesn't, make sure your sitemaps are submitted to the SEs and ensure that all pieces of your eMarketing and site are integrated thoroughly.
     
    iMarketingGuru, Jun 30, 2007 IP