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9 years ago

No, there's always hope. Why do you want to remove ALL your content though? Just go through them, remove some keywords to make sure there's no keyword-stuffing and also add "noindex" tags to the pages that aren't 100% original, in case that's your problem.

No need to remove your content, just edit the existing content and continue to add fresh (original), BETTER content, throw a few relevant high-PR backlinks its way and you're good to go.

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wilsonbar 9 years ago
yes check your pages plagiarism and edit your pages with new and fresh content , and remove some newly build links ..... make your site content audit and remove also the duplicate content keywords to your pages.

site audit will determine you how your site has the duplicate keywords

like i use this strategy for audit
1. get site url
2. categories all urls
3. seprate conflicting keywords
4. analyze conflicting keywords
5. set meta title length (70)
6. set meta description length (160)
7. Keyword Research for individual posts or pages and insert new kwyords
8. find social optimization improvements on pages
9. check onpage factors
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hadtic

9 years ago

first thing is dont remove the content do as described above, then check any titles in the articles and make sure the are not keyword stuffed, check font size as this is now important and check your ad placements if you have any. Also remember it is not natural to have articles all ranging between 400 - 500 words so start to mix this up with new content and put some longer articles on the site and shorter articles on the site and this will help

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The Oilman

9 years ago

Thanks for all the tips guys.

Wilsonbar: What do you mean by conflicting keywords? Do you mean articles that are about the same thing?

What do you mean by duplicate content keywords?

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connorbringas

9 years ago

Originally Posted by The Oilman

Howdy
I had an old site, quite authoritative.

Got hit by Panda back in late Oct.

I was just wondering. If I clear off ALL its content, and put fresh stuff up, and nothing too redundant, is this my best option?

Or is recovering still hard?

I mean, will the site always be "sick" from now on?

How do you know its the content and not the links?

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sethczerepak

9 years ago

Is the content good but just over-optimized? If so, you could always edit it. Google likes when your content is updated frequently anyway. You also might want to check your back links. If you've got links to other sites that got hit, that could be part of the problem too.

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The Oilman

9 years ago

Well I know its panda because I know the exact date it happened. And Panda is on-site.

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b4uindia 9 years ago

Originally Posted by The Oilman

Well I know its panda because I know the exact date it happened. And Panda is on-site.

Yes, You are correct panda is related to onsite.
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crete

9 years ago

I have been almost a year and haven't recovered, I would get a new domain.

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ErikWeich31021 9 years ago

Panda is onsite issues, do you have above the fold ads?
Keyword stuffing/loading for your content?
Do you have any cloaked/hidden links?

Add fresh content specific to your niche, clean up the old content (replace or modify) and keep building links
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The Oilman

9 years ago

I'd say my probelms are two things

1.) redundant content
2.) someone scraped a lot of my articles

But the content is pretty quality and there is quite a bit........

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weston2012

9 years ago

Hi oilman I am here for you. Just keeping update your website with new content which are panda safe and remove some backlinks which you seems low quality. That's it. Or keep contact with our SEO Strategist for better suggestion.

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PerformanceMan

9 years ago

Don't scrap the site or the content. Re-design the whole thing. Remove ads for a few days or a week. Check your template for errors. Check your log files for strange crawling errors. Run header checkers. Make sure you 404 pages are actually returning 404.

The list goes on. You can recover any site with effort.