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Google SandBox

by RedWaterDub
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Hi everyone, I am a relatively newbie at affiliate marketing. I am making websites and selling affiliate products. I am sort of basing my strategy around George Browns Google Sniper methods. Anyway one of my site Making Money In Facebook (with the same keyword phrase as the domain name) ie: making money in facebook, has been slowly going up the page rankings and I finally got it on page one of google for that search which is good coz it has over 3000000 competition. Anyway..one day..actually today...it dissappeared...vanished gone. I think I have been sand boxed..Does anyone know what happened or what I can do about this? It took me quite a bit of effort to get it up there and I havn't done anything to it sice so I see no reason why its gone? Does google or facebook have a problem with people trying to make money with facebook or something? Any help on this matter would be appreciated..Thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author Danny Cutts
    nothing you can do just keep doing what you do and ride it out....

    Has the domain got the word facebook in it??
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  • Profile picture of the author BloggingPro
    The Google Sandbox does not exist. Your either dancing or have been thrown into the supplemental index, the latter of which is highly unlikely unless your site is made of pure spam.

    If you have been building links Google is just reacting to your link building progress. Nine times out of ten its good to vanish, because when you reappear you are going to be stronger (higher up) than you were before.
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    • Profile picture of the author RedWaterDub
      Thx for the replies..Yes the domain name has the word facebook in it..does that make a difference?...I am hoping BloggingPro is right and that it will reapear even higher up...how long will that take I wonder?
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      • Profile picture of the author jaiganeshv
        Originally Posted by RedWaterDub View Post

        Thx for the replies..Yes the domain name has the word facebook in it..does that make a difference?...I am hoping BloggingPro is right and that it will reapear even higher up...how long will that take I wonder?

        Pls do not register domain names with copyrighted names in it. BUT you can have them in subdomains or directories.

        Facebook.com in future may even own/copyright the word "face"


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      • Profile picture of the author Danny Cutts
        Originally Posted by RedWaterDub View Post

        Yes the domain name has the word facebook in it..does that make a difference?
        of course it does... you are representing a brand when you use that name and its clear by all the press that facebook has that they will sue and they have a rake load of cash to hammer you.

        So if I were you I would buy a new domain move the content from the old site and put it on the new domain and then redirect the old domain until it expires.

        No point building a business when someone has the authority to take it away from you.... that does not make any business sense, and remember that this is a business whether you make 1p or not! don't get on the wrong side of companies.

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  • Profile picture of the author l23bc
    Agree with Comment number 7 on the board do not use the word facebook as a domain I found this out when i set up Google Adwords it pisses the Search engine off,I was not allowed to run my campaigns for my sites until i used instead FB for my site.

    Just make sure your keywording to the site is intact and look up non competitive keywords instead of broad keywords your competition will be fighting over. That way when you have found the right keyword(for example get more FB likes) you have a excellent keyword google will see in your links,

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