Google Deleted my Blogger Blog

Well I basically had written 5 articles off the top of my head with affiliate links in the opening paragraphs. All passed copyscape and nothing spun or duplicate. I have since been working on an authority site based on many products, but that 1 blog that was earning me monthly income is still gone, even when I try to get it back from being deleted for spam, they say it is still spam.

That's kind of complicated. You didn't automate the content or whatnot?
 
Not at all, just wrote 5 articles, posted them, and did some simple SEO. Got it ranked, and brought home the money!
 
Make ur own site. Not that hard! Then you would decide what you want to do and how many amazon links you want to put. No time to fuck blogger.
 
Yes you can make your own wordpress sites, no doubt, but blogger has authority and ranks fairly easily for some good keywords.
I mainly use it as 2nd tier for backlinks and testing.
 
i said it is due to automatic spam protection
go to deleted blogs then click restore then fill form and you blog is back in 5 hours
my blog was also deleted and i got it back in 3 hours
 
i previously had blogger blogs deleted because they were auto generated cut and paste text - this sent up an automatic flag - they sent an email to me - i couldnt really dispute it because the allegation was true - then they deleted the blogs, but other ones ive put up - loads of them, but so far ive only put a few links to other sites in them, and they are hand written (or some are semi hand written)

i think some of it might be down to luck, if something triggers a manual look, then they may look at the whole of your account, or they may just look at the specific thing that triggered the manual look.
 
For what you're trying to do, you're better off just self hosting everything. This way you don't have to worry about all this petty nonsense.
 
For what you're trying to do, you're better off just self hosting everything. This way you don't have to worry about all this petty nonsense.

Agreed, you can still use blogger to push traffic to your own sites.

Blogger -> Landing(can even be a js redirect) -> amazon

You stay in control if the blogger dies ... you can still leverage the power of multiple bloggers for promotion.
 
Google having no heart ;) .Did something which no needs for Google.....
 
i said it is due to automatic spam protection
go to deleted blogs then click restore then fill form and you blog is back in 5 hours
my blog was also deleted and i got it back in 3 hours
mine was deleted too
i click restore and after waiting about 3 days
nothing happen
 
You shouldn't sign in 6 google accounts from a same IP and don't need to set up some archor to your store, and seems the blogroll do better job than this ....google will not delete your account if you post from different IP... we're in HK often transfer different IP to post and never meet this situation...
 
Another option (if the culprit is the affiliate link) is to create one free subdomain site, and create simple landing pages preselling each specific Amazon product. Create the blog for the rankings, and link to the subdomain page, which has the links to the Amazon page. As in:

Blogger blog>>>(links to)>>free subdomain site/landing page>>>(affiliate links to)>>Amazon
 
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can anyone help me out so i started a celebrity car blog on blogspot. and was wondering about the content that i write, for example say i google lebron james cars and see a article about him with a new car and i want the pictures when i upload it to my blogspot should i be adding the url or source of where i got the picture from ?
 
Yea, Google deletes lots of blogs, even if they are legit. This is why you should never spend your time and energy on content which someone else (especially Google) has control over.

In the future create wordpress blogs.
 
That really sucks man. I would suggest considering buying a $100 PR3-4 site and building all your content there.
 
At this point it might be a good idea to go the self-hosted route so that you have more control over your business.
 
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