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Just FYI - DeIndexed means that your site is no longer in the index of a given search engine, whether it is still on the web (and in other search engine indexes) or not. To see if something has been deindexed you do the same thing as you would to see if it has been indexed in the first place...

Social bookmarking via Socialaddr.com - which means a whole bunch of other people putting bookmarks on their bookmark accounts, articles and Web 2.0 - all of which were there before farmer update. Are you using Linxboss with success?

No ads at all - store front type site. Interesting that we all say Google hates affiliate sites - yet they (Google) have an affiliate program. So it is obviously a little more complicated than 'Google hates affiliate sites'.

Good to hear

Exactly right - which is why I'm saying that as the newer versions of the browsers say 'do not track', people are likely to say - "yes" make that my default.

"Microsoft went even further, including a tool that lets you import lists of tracking sites you want to block entirely so that you don?t have to rely, as Do Not Track does, on the goodwill of a website to comply with your wishes." Though at least that still needs active user engagement. But...

But Firefox, for example is actually saving your password foe you if you let it, so many people might choose that instead. I think IE is the same. But again, many people have no idea that a cookie is how a site keeps their info (until they get a message saying they must 'enable cookies' to do...

One has- the other has not.... sigh...

Yes - that has been the going feeling for quite a while now. Yet this latest Google update (Farmer) was, in part, about finding 'link farms' so they are picking out some - just not sure yet how they are indentifying these. Beyond the obvious sites that have thousands + unrelated links and not...

I'm not sure how google would know that Linxboss is where you can buy links and find all their site - unless they join it themselves and harvest the data over time (which they could do). If I were just a person who was making comments, guest blogs (which is what LB may be closest to), and forum...

That sucks!!!! On a positive note: Google apparently figure out that they penalized some very ligit, quality sites, and added 'another layer' (their wording) to the algoritm changes. And a number of people have said their sites have come back. In fact my own site that I was talking about here...

I have a storefront affiliate site. So if it were 'dup content' all such affiliate sites would have been deindexed.

Newest releases of web browsers make NOT accepting cookies the default, or make it much easier for people to turn it off. Many Internet purchasers don't know they are accepting cookies and if they now start seeing the 'Do Not Track' option, affiliate marketers could be screwed - I think. Here...

Newest releases of web browsers make NOT accepting cookies the default, or make it much easier for people to turn it off. Many Internet purchasers don't know they are accepting cookies and if they now start seeing the 'Do Not Track' option, we could be screwed - I think. Here is the article...

Newest releases of web browsers make NOT accepting cookies the default, or make it much easier for people to turn it off. Many Internet purchasers don't know they are accepting cookies and if they now start seeing the 'Do Not Track' option, we could be screwed - I think. Here is the article...

Pretty sure they are just trying to clean up their act since Google's latest big change. they make their money from the ads on their site. Since their traffic has gone down 60+%, they are losing lots of $, so they need to do something. You can ask for a manual review, BTW, but it may not help...

You can still try selling it on Flippa. They have just changed their rules so you are not allowed to say anything about "Potential". You can only put the facts as they stand now. It is then up to a potential buyer to see the potential and choose to buy it. Try DP and people do still buy off...

I'm sure it does. I am just trying to figure out what they are basing their deindexing on, in this case. I know they were planning on downgrading the usefulness of links coming from 'linkfarms' (but not necessarily deindex sites pointed to by them). So What I'm looking for in this post is...

Hi - thanks for that tip, but some of my sites are storefont type sites with a ton of products/links. So there are hundreds or thousands of different links on those sites.

I'm still trying to figure this out. I've heard people can steal your affiliate links (so it's your affiliate number and you'd get the commission, not them) Or replace your number whit theirs - (more scary - but haow can they do that)? Can someone explain the concerns? thanks