de-indexing competitor

13 years ago

I would find it hard to believe a competitor would go to that much work to try to put a dent in your traffic or google index. Avoid the not allowed practices and techniques and you should be alright. It would take a lot of effort and work to get you deindexed. I don't see that happening. Usually it tends to be onsite practices that get you deindexed, but there are other extreme cases I have heard about, but they tend to be rare.

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JSProjects

13 years ago

Originally Posted by gameutopia

I would find it hard to believe a competitor would go to that much work to try to put a dent in your traffic or google index. Avoid the not allowed practices and techniques and you should be alright. It would take a lot of effort and work to get you deindexed. I don't see that happening. Usually it tends to be onsite practices that get you deindexed, but there are other extreme cases I have heard about, but they tend to be rare.

You'd be surprised how ruthless some people can be. But I think, at the very worst, Google and other SE's will just devalue the links.

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Miroslav Chodak

13 years ago

It's not likely to happen. You can be penalized for who you link to, but not for who links to you.

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hurn

13 years ago

nop competitor can't do that.. Google will manually review your backlinks if you site has so many paid links. for a example JCpenny

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derekad

13 years ago

Originally Posted by hurn

nop competitor can't do that.. Google will manually review your backlinks if you site has so many paid links. for a example JCpenny

if to order lot of backlinks from fiverr

or make lot of them using scrapebox?

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DamenRabat

13 years ago

If this was possible, everyone would just buy a few back link services and have them bombard a competitor´s site with thousands of back links. I trust Google to be smart enough to take this into consideration.

In that, my feeling is that it is highly unlikely that a site could be de.indexed by having too many back links.... no matter where they come from.

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derekad

13 years ago

Originally Posted by DamenRabat

If this was possible, everyone would just buy a few back link services and have them bombard a competitor´s site with thousands of back links. I trust Google to be smart enough to take this into consideration.

In that, my feeling is that it is highly unlikely that a site could be de.indexed by having too many back links.... no matter where they come from.

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that question comes to my mind after reading lot of stories when somebody wrote something like:

"I tried some of spamming services or used some spammy automation tools( scrapebox, etc ) and noticed I have been de-indexed"

so I wonder how Google detects whether site owner have done that work or owner' competitor to eliminate owner' site ?

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masterjani

13 years ago

In this way,your site wont deindexed,Actually even if your deindexed it will come back after sumitting information to google.So don't worry too much.
And be careful to get backlinks for a site when its age is less than one year

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derekad

13 years ago

Originally Posted by masterjani

In this way,your site wont deindexed,Actually even if your deindexed it will come back after sumitting information to google.So don't worry too much.
And be careful to get backlinks for a site when its age is less than one year

so if I buy already existing domain with age > 1 year, then can I be not careful with backlinks?

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Heather H 13 years ago

You should always be careful with backlinks. Quality links seem to be becoming way more important than spammy ones, and they seem to hold more and more weight. Onsite content is also important. Google wants a "good visitor experience".

Heather

Originally Posted by derekad

so if I buy already existing domain with age > 1 year, then can I be not careful with backlinks?
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