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Google Sandbox...
Google's sandbox is a relatively new filter that appeared to be put in place back in March of 2004. This happened after the widely publicized updates of Austin and Florida, and the implementation of what is known as the Austin update. If you are not sure what those are, there is no need to worry as those updates are now for the most part in the past. The sandbox filter seems to affect nearly all new websites placing them on an initial "probation" status. The effect of this is that new websites may get into Google's SERP's (search engine results pages) relatively quickly and may even perform well for a couple of weeks. When the filter is applied to the new website it is referred to as being put in the "sandbox". The new website will still show in the result pages, but it will not rank well regardless of how much original, well optimized content and regardless of how many quality inbound links the site may have. The filter restrains new websites from having immediate success in the search engine result pages.
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I certainly agree with that. I've had my two directory sites now for 4 months and no Google ranking. The Alexa rankings have gone up a lot and keep going up on a regular basis.
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Yea alaska ranking is easy to acheavebut not p.R ...
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Pagerank
with Google that they are now penalizing sites which sell links by decreasing their pagerank and/or rankings.
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i agree with this. |
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