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Fixing sites which got hit by Penguin

by GeorgR.
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Amongst the many more or less useful posts, i found ONE very good here a few days ago, it was about reviving hit sites by using 301 redirects.

My personal question now is how many people already did this successfully, in particular with Wordpress.....and what their results, tips etc. are.
#fixing #hit #penguin #sites
  • Profile picture of the author Mantasmo
    So you 301 all of the backlinks to a new domain right? Why would it help? If it was the Panda (on-page) update that hit you, then sure. But this one? I don't think so, sorry.

    And yes, I have done it and it didn't help - got a good boost for a few days, then back to previous positions (identical).
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  • Profile picture of the author AnmolJ
    Remove All The Spammy Links You Have ! And Concentrate On WhiteHat!
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    • Profile picture of the author Luckypop
      Originally Posted by AnmolJ View Post

      Remove All The Spammy Links You Have ! And Concentrate On WhiteHat!
      Hey AnmolJ !
      Isn't this the open door to the negative SEO ?
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  • Profile picture of the author PassiveIncomeTeacher
    301 redirects will not change anything, maybe for a little while you will move back up, but the end result will be the same.
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