SEO Is Dead!!! Must Look Inside!!

Alright now that I've you attention...

Everyday there are more and more mindless posts here on the WarriorForum.

Everyone is complaining about something (I know I'm complaining right now but I'm also going to clear things up for a lot of you)

Twenty threads a day about "my website was deindexed" okay well.... Your website was deindexed there are a few things you can do.

1. You could try and reverse the problem which pretty much means delete all the backlinks you've made recently (Fun right?) Clean up your website, remove some of the spam get rid of your 1,000 affiliate offers above the fold of your website. Provide some REAL value

Then resubmit your website to Google and HOPE they deem your website once again worthy of their index.

2. Just keep building links, pray to god this will help (Chances are if you're truly deindexed and not just slapped... it won't help)

3. Accept it and wait, according to Matt Cutts the average length of a ban from Google's Index is six months. So either can the site and work on something new or just sit it on the back burner until it returns.

Now for those who want an answer to why their websites were deindexed!

Well..... For us to give you an accurate response you're going to have to give us A LOT of information. Your website.... All the backlinks you've made, when you made them and so on.

So if you want something other than the generic answers that look sort of like this.

"My website was deindexed too it's happening to everyone"

"The only answer is blog networks!"

"Your website is too thin" <---- wait we haven't even seen the website how would we know that?!?!

"Your Backlinks are too spammy"

This list literally goes on and on if you want a decent ACCURATE answer prepare to hand over a lot of information. Your website is deindexed anyways what does it matter?

The only harm is everyone now knows your deindexed websites URL and the keyword you failed to target anyways. Better you never run into these problems again then keep it a secret and continue to fail.


Alright now the argument on spammy backlinks!

Alright there is no doubt spam can in fact be a bad thing ESPECIALLY since the latest Panda updates.

But for those of you who say it doesn't work.... You're wrong

EVERY form of backlink still works.

Just because you don't employ a decent SEO strategy and your websites were deindexed DOESN'T mean these backlinks don't work.

I'm sure there are plenty of reasons your website was banned from the index do not use the links as a scapegoat. You're only leading other who are probably more capable of yourself in the wrong direction.

I myself buy private lists for scrapebox with High PR and low obl, yeah they cost me a lot but hey this is the RIGHT way to do things. Yeah it's spammy and YEAH it works. You need to do things properly.

Here's an article a partner of mine wrote, we test EXTENSIVELY and we've found a spammy yet SAFE way to rank websites in a week.

The 11 Hour Ranking Strategy…That BEATS The Snot Out Of My Old 24 Hour Ranking Strategy. | | SourceWaveSourceWave

I'll post the article in a reply after this one It's too long.

One Last Thing That Bothers Me


All of you who are saying nofollow is useless. Now I actually once believed this as well.

During keyword research I'd see that the top sites only had around.... Six nofollow links.

But hey these days are gone! Look now at the top sites, you'll see a healthy mixture of nofollow links as well as normal links. You know why? Because it's unnatural to have zero nofollow links.

You know what else is cool?!?! Studies have ALSO shown that nofollow links DO in fact pass value. Find an article about it here

SEO Experiment: Nofollow Links DO Pass Value & Rankings in Google | SocialSEO.com

Hey maybe your jaded view of SEO is wrong after all!


SEO is not for everyone. It take's time to perfect and I am by no means an expert myself.

If you can't learn to adapt and utilize everything you have and look past the mindless things so many users spew out around here because it's "flavor of the month" maybe PPC would be a better option for you.