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My domains banned by Google...would you share your opinion

by caksut
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Hi bro
would you share your opinion,please
I have some domains banned by google but not by yahoo ( still get traffic)
is it still profitable to keep developing such kind domain? what's your opinion?

thanks
#banned #domains #googlewould #opinion #share
  • Profile picture of the author tjcocker
    The domain in your sig is also blocked by PeerGuardian2, so you're on some kind of "black list" for sure.

    Your website is about turning parked domains into advertisement cash cows, with no original or useful content on them? And then driving traffic to them through AdWords? If that's right no wonder Google hates you. It sounds like a great business for you, but adds no value to the internet, so I can see how they would not like it very much.

    Just my 2 cents.
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    • Profile picture of the author paulgl
      No offense, but I am always amazed when people do this stuff,
      then ask, "How come google...."

      BUT....if you get traffic from yahoo and they make you enough
      money, who cares about google? Only you can decide whether or
      not you are making enough money.

      Paul
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      If you were disappointed in your results today, lower your standards tomorrow.

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  • Profile picture of the author bigcat1967
    I'm really trying to move away from SEs - I know, it will be tough - and rely more on twitter, Youtube and FB.
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  • Profile picture of the author InternetMarketingIQ
    Nobody knows what you can do.

    You do have to question your own methods though if they incur a ban.
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  • Profile picture of the author jkovats
    It may be a ban for a year, who knows. Have you appealed the ban? Were you doing something that desreved a ban?
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  • Profile picture of the author rogerbauer
    If your sites have been banned, that's a signal that you're doing something shady according to their guidelines.

    If you're using shared hosting, there could also be a possibility that another site owner has done something to get the sites sharing the same server & IP banned.

    If you're looking to get listed within Google again, consider signing up with a new host and starting over from scratch while making sure you don't violate their guidelines. If the site is a big revenue producer, consider getting a dedicated server & IP for that domain.
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