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Getting sandboxes : effect the whole website or only effected page with keywords?

by Spark
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Hi guys,

Understand there's 'sandbox' effect if we do backlink too fast.
However does it effect the whole website or just that single page with sandboxed effect and also the keyword that I targetting?

I remember seeing somewhere that sandboxed only on pages not the whole website (unless ppl taking home page being sandboxed)

Apprecaite someone can help me on this?

Thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author Money Bomb
    I always thought that sandbox mode is site wide, as G's determining if you are a legit website or a farm animal.
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  • Profile picture of the author bgmacaw
    Originally Posted by Spark View Post

    Understand there's 'sandbox' effect if we do backlink too fast.
    Yes, please don't backlink too fast if you're competing for the same keywords I am. I would appreciate you backlinking very, very, sloooowly.

    But, to get to your question, it depends on which of 1000 or more algorithmic flags affect your site. 'Sandbox' isn't a single on/off switch but 1000's of little variables where each could have an impact on a site as a whole or a page or some combination of the two. We can make a guess on what may cause it or prevent it but most of these guesses will be inaccurate as a whole or perhaps inaccurate when applied to your site specifically.
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  • Profile picture of the author Spark
    Yes, I remember I read a article and it's also make sense that it's should only effect that single page if being sandboxed since only that page has been sandbox.

    Macaw,
    It's seem that getting fast link building doesn't really effect much (unless we are talking thousand linking with same anchor text) as I believe they can't realy show everything within a few days. It's take days or even week to get all links indexed. Am I right to say that as well?

    I think the reason why they mention that website being sandbox instead of pages is they looking at home page as the whole website? I feel that the sandbox effect on target keywords. Anyone care to share their option on this?
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    • Profile picture of the author dburk
      Hi Spark,

      The "Sandbox Effect", as I understand it, is a result of Google and other search engines using "trust" factors as part of their algorithm. A page that has been around a long time has earned a certain amount of trust, while a brand new page cannot be trusted as much because it hasn't yet stood the test of time.

      It makes since that these "trust" factors could be applied to the domain age, page indexed date and anchor age. That is why a brand new website is hit the hardest, it will usually have a domain that has yet to earn trust, and all of it's pages are new and likewise have not earned any trust. As a page ages it earns trust and will rank better due to this trust.

      It seems possible that a surge of new backlinks could lower the overall trust score for a page, but it would naturally come back even stronger. To use an analogy: a weightlifter realizes that he must tear muscles down to build them back even stronger, hence the expression "no pain, no gain."

      Build links that will stand the test of time and you will be less susceptible to what I call "link rot", links that get deleted or replaced after a short time. As you build a larger and larger base of trusted backlinks your new backlinks have less of an impact on the overall trust score for your page.

      If you use a lot of spam like link building methods you will have great difficulty maintaining most of those links, webmasters are more likely to remove them, and in cases where they aren't, other spammers will be along to dilute the value of your links.
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  • Profile picture of the author Spark
    Hi dburk,

    Thanks for your input. it's certainly help me understand more about the sandbox effect but however does it effect the whole website or just that single page with that keyword?

    Anyone care to share more?
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  • Profile picture of the author Spark
    Hi dburk,

    Thanks for your help on this but as you mention it's all abt web page, wouldn't google sandbox effect only on web page that optimizate too fast and too much within a certain time frame let's say one week?
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    • Profile picture of the author dburk
      Originally Posted by Spark View Post

      Hi dburk,

      Thanks for your help on this but as you mention it's all abt web page, wouldn't google sandbox effect only on web page that optimizate too fast and too much within a certain time frame let's say one week?
      Hi Spark,

      The "sandbox effect" is all about pages that haven't been around long enough to earn trust. It's not about too much of anything, it's about not enough time to have yet gained trust.
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