Domain Banned? Now What?
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Google appears to have banned my domain (seekyt.com) from serving AdSense ads. I did not receive an email or message telling me what I did wrong or telling me that I violated any rule. My account is not disabled because I can still log into it. This appears to be a domain specific issue.
What would you do in this scenario? I'm not going to give up on 15K+ articles, 5K+ authors, 10K+ comments, etc.
Would it be possible to buy a new domain, reroute all traffic via .htaccess to the new domain so that I don't lose out on existing traffic, and just transfer the entire site over to the new domain name? It seems to me like this would solve the problem and get us all back to normal as soon as possible. If I knew which rule was violated, I could edit the new site accordingly to make sure the rules aren't broken again.
Then again, I'm not sure of the logistics involved in setting up .htaccess to work with the new site. I assume it would be easy to reroute all traffic to a single page, but I'm not sure how difficult it might be to reroute all traffic to a new domain with the same exact page heirarchy - i.e., mysite.com/some-cool-article/ redirects to mynewsite.com/some-cool-article/ I'm sure I can find the answer in a technical forum somewhere.
Is this a bad idea or do people do this sort of thing?
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