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How to overcome from EMD update?

by sayan28
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Hae , friends, I have several websites on adsense and my earning was pretty good but after the EMD(Exact Match Domain) update my life changed and all my sites were blacklisted and it's not ranking anywhere , so what will I do now with my websites? Shall I start from scratch or is there any kind of strategy through which I can overcome this problem? I am waiting for your reply...bye
#emd #overcome #update
  • Profile picture of the author JerrickYeoh
    Since the domain get penalized, it better to get a new domain for your site , and build in quality and unique content and start from the bottom again .

    You have no choice to give out the domain name because once it penalized, it hard to set our domain free from penalized in the short time. You can check the tips from matt cutt, that it usually take sometime .
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  • Profile picture of the author SEODollz
    Oh don't get them started on the EMD update

    Your sites were de-indexed? Or a manual penalty? Or you just dropped in the SERPs? Thin sites? A site doesn't get penalized just for being an EMD, in fact there isn't really an EMD penalty Google just reduced the auto-boost it used to provide. Need more info.
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  • Profile picture of the author wingmanpi
    an EMD alone wont get you penalized. there must be other issues with your sites.
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  • Profile picture of the author sayan28
    @seodlz my site was outranked , its not de indexed but my site doesn't getting the rank for keywords which it gets earlier. so how to go about it??
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  • Profile picture of the author SEODollz
    Content and backlinks. Do the onsite work. No more free rides, your site will have to earn that spot back. Are they buried in the serps?
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  • Profile picture of the author webrankingseoservices
    Send me the links and share me the analytics, i can help you
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  • Profile picture of the author Bambu
    The fastest way to recover is to deindex each of your websites, take the content, place it on another website (aged, high PR domain if possible), start over, and make sure you don't do whatever caused the penalty again.

    Don't waste your time trying to bring the domains back. In most instances it will be easier and faster to start over.
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    • Profile picture of the author PerformanceMan
      Originally Posted by Bambu View Post

      The fastest way to recover is to deindex each of your websites, take the content, place it on another website (aged, high PR domain if possible), start over, and make sure you don't do whatever caused the penalty again.

      Don't waste your time trying to bring the domains back. In most instances it will be easier and faster to start over.
      I agree with this approach since it's the fastest way to get back. Waiting around is a losing proposition.
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  • Profile picture of the author InitialEffort
    It would be better to create a new website than to try to recover especially from an algo penalty.
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    • Profile picture of the author SEODollz
      Guys... read the thread. The site doesn't have a penalty, it just lost some ground. Why would they build another site??

      And can I just say that taking the content off a penalized site (this one is not) and putting it on a new site is like wearing the same wedding dress to your first and second weddings.... just wrong IMO
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  • Profile picture of the author larryboy03
    Be smart, start adding more content. You will get your rank back if you update your site on a consistent basis. You don't have to writes loads of articles, just add an article once a month to your domains.

    I have a few small niche sites and they never got penalized and I'm pretty sure it's because I always add a 700-1000 unique article once a month. If you update, even just once a month, it will keep your sites looking fairly fresh and your playing the safe game.

    Don't expect a 5 page or 10 page site to rank forever because it wont happen, Google is clamping down on thin affiliate sites.

    Hope it helps
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    Larry
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    • Profile picture of the author MikeFriedman
      Originally Posted by Bambu View Post

      The fastest way to recover is to deindex each of your websites, take the content, place it on another website (aged, high PR domain if possible), start over, and make sure you don't do whatever caused the penalty again.

      Don't waste your time trying to bring the domains back. In most instances it will be easier and faster to start over.
      Originally Posted by JerrickYeoh View Post

      Since the domain get penalized, it better to get a new domain for your site , and build in quality and unique content and start from the bottom again .

      You have no choice to give out the domain name because once it penalized, it hard to set our domain free from penalized in the short time. You can check the tips from matt cutt, that it usually take sometime .
      These are the stupidest ideas I have heard of.

      The site is not penalized. There is no proof it was penalized. It just lost the EMD bonus and lost a few spots in the rankings.

      Start over... morons.
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  • Profile picture of the author Hansons
    I would say that start with fresh content, new domain name, it would be good idea, I think.
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  • Profile picture of the author nandla
    Create backlinks with diverse anchors
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    • Profile picture of the author ksummers
      Originally Posted by nandla View Post

      Create backlinks with diverse anchors
      This. There's only one thing worse than an EMD nowadays: an EMD with a load of backlinks with the exact match keyword as anchor text. Vary the anchor text with quality manual links and you may see a boost.
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