zapped

I have read it several times on the internet...

so I thought I would get your view on this....

can a 301 permanent re-direct help your site get out of google sandbox..

I have seen a few sites get out of sandbox (not mine) like this..

So whats your take on this...

midlandi

Found this article...might help?


I'm sure you've probably heard about what people are referring to as the dreaded "Google Sandbox". SE Roundtable has a good definition of the Google Sandbox, in which they state that there's some "some form of issue with Google and new sites." They go on to say that "A site is sandboxed when it is new and does not rank for keyword phrases that are not incredibly competitive (such as a unique company name) in Google after making the page "search engine friendly" and after being indexed." Essentially, it's an aging delay for new sites.

You're obviously wondering, "I have a new site. How do I get it out of the Sandbox?" Well, rest assured, here's how to do it. After a lot of research, a lot of testing, and a lot of good luck, I can now reveal the secret.

If you have a new content destined for a new domain (i.e., you're putting up a new site), then take one of your old domains--add a new subdomain to that old domain, add the content, and let the new content get indexed (it should take a few days). Then, after it's indexed, move the content to the new domain. When you move the content, set up a 301 Permanent Redirect from the subdomain on the old domain to the new domain. Here's another explanation of the required process:

1. Create content (let's call it content1)
2. Buy new domain (let's call it content1.com)
3. Set up content1.old-domain.com
4. Move content to content1.old-domain.com and let it get indexed.
5. Move content to content1.com domain.
6. Set up 301 Permanent Redirect from content1.old-domain.com to content1.com

By following this procedure, you'll get your new domain out of the dreaded Google Sandbox.

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zapped

Hi midlandi

I have heard of this method to...but the sites I have seen did something like this...

Site A (301 redirect) to site B (new domain)...and then get a few high PR links for site B....

Don't know if it is that way...

have u tried it...

or any member on IWT tried it...please post your thoughts/results on this..

cheers..