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How to Get Back Your Website in SERP Banned By Google

Filed Under Website Promotion | Posted By Sanjay Dhingra | 1 Comment

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In order to do so you just need to pay close attention to not do any of the following. Getting banned hardly ever takes place but if it occurs it is almost an assurance that your website will continue to be banned. Google has a somewhat submission form, so you can request re inclusion in the index if you turned out to be banned. You can use this to try and get back your website.

Connecting to a banned website

If you are performing link exchanges this not often if every occurs, as if a website is banned they no longer remains performing link exchanges. But if you understand about a website that is banned, then obviously do not link exchange with it.

Doing spiteful things can produce difficulties that is the worse case is turning to be banned. Keyword stuffing for instance or making effort to cheat the search engines using black hat software can elevate red flags to the search engines.

Keyword stuffing is when you over repeat your keywords in the Meta tags or on your website. Thus just keep Meta tags short and clean.

All things that look like cheating should be sunned. You can hide what you are doing from your visitors but not from the search engines. If you place a loads of keyword on your homepage with white color text so they are hidden, search engine still able to make out that.

After saying all this, if your intentions are good then you might be 99.9 per cent safe.

So, why black hat software can get your website banned. The answer is really simple. Search engines do not deal with such sites that are cheating their way. They do like it if you are optimizing your website to attain high rankings. That is something they suggest in fact.

But cheating or spamming using black hat software most often produce garbage on the web and in the search engine index. Undoubtedly no one wish for that, neither search engines.

There are several things that can go wrong if you are using black hat software and you never know at what time.

There are some other people that can report your website as spam. Google has a form where you can report spam in their index. If your website obtains lots of reports of spam or even one and it is established as spam, you maybe in danger of being banned.

Once more if your intentions are good, even if you obtain a hundred complaints from spiteful competitors maybe who just want to out rank you, your site will not get banned. They used to review each website manually before they ban it.

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One Response to “How to Get Back Your Website in SERP Banned By Google”

  1. Justin on May 31st, 2009 1:32 am

    Whoa… this site is pretty awesome :) your layout is really well designed, and your blogs are (judging from what i’ve read) very interesting. heehee… consider yourself favorited. :-P

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