If you look at the HTML source, it looks like there's a lot more content than meets the eye.
Must be doing something clever to hide all of the content from humans.
I assume because it's just an affiliate site. When you click the "Buy Now" button it redirects you to an affiliate link. There's also next to no unique content on that page.
Have you guys thought to look at the source code of the page?
I'm not sure if these links will count. The link is not an ordinary HTML hyperlink, it's some kind of Javascript encryption thing:
<span class="name"><script...
I'm an editor in the following categories:
Computers: Software: Internet: Clients: File Sharing: BitTorrent
Computers: Software: Office Suites
Home: Consumer Information: Computers and Internet: Internet: Web Hosting
They're fairly specific categories, though. Sadly none of the higher-level...
I tried the same process and the rankings returned a few days later. Then after about 2 weeks the penalty passed and the rankings fell once again, that'll probably happen in this case too.
I think even big companies are doing things like this.
In fact, a marketing company who claimed to work on behalf of Dell bought a blogpost on one of my PR5 sites a few weeks ago (just my personal site). They wrote the article and it contained two links in it, one to the Dell homepage and one...
Sorry for the delay in responding guys.
Somewhere between the 14th and the 15th day of the redirects being put in, the penalties DID pass through to all of the directories on my site. My site had the following redirect structure:
www.site1.com --> www.authoritysite.com/site1
www.site2.com -->...
Some keywords have gone up a few positions and others down slightly but no big changes. I'd say it's still going strong, tomorrow will be the 14th day.
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