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Old 12-01-2006, 12:59 PM   #1
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Default a tip for faster google inclusion (leaving sandbox)

i guess i've found a tip for getting out of googles sandbox. when you submit a new site to google don't put anything to your page except contents. i mean don't put banners (especially adsense), too many links to other sites etc. i havent tried this yet but i think it can be useful.
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Old 12-02-2006, 07:12 AM   #2
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Default Re: a tip for faster google inclusion (leaving sandbox)

How about not submitting to Google and having a lot of backlinks to your new site? This way, Google "naturally" finds your site.
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How about not submitting to Google and having a lot of backlinks to your new site? This way, Google "naturally" finds your site.

of course it does but google doesnt start to show results from your page just after reaching it. you should wait some time to see your site on results. what i said before is about this period.
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Default Re: a tip for faster google inclusion (leaving sandbox)

What makes you think it can be useful?
I don't think it would have even the slightest bit of difference.

Looking at it logoically, If anything, Google would index sites that display adsense quicker because they stand to make money. Not saying they do that, But if we are talking conspiricy theories, that would be a more logical thing for them to do.
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Just b/c they have adsense wouldn't make a lick of difference in your comment either Stox. Ever heard of MFA/ spam sites utilized solely to make google adsense revenue?
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Just b/c they have adsense wouldn't make a lick of difference in your comment either Stox. Ever heard of MFA/ spam sites utilized solely to make google adsense revenue?

That is what i said, I said they don't do that.. But if they were going to use the number and type of adverts on a site to decide how long it takes before a site is included in the index sites displaying adsense would get there first because sites with adsense make google money, mfa or no mfa.

Google are not going to say "because this site uses adsense we are going to keep it out of the index longer".
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Google has an algorithm for inclusion. Sometimes some of us think we have it figured out and they tweak the rules. I would suggest that relevant content is good on any site. Google likes websites that have lots of "good" content that is added and updated regularly. Having an entry in dmoz is always good. If you are not in Yahoo, dmoz and other respected directories, you may want to start the process today.


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