Am i in the so called google sandbox ?

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i built a new website at 3rd May,and after 2days,i bought 20 pbn posts from here,then my serplab told me once a time i reached about #45 for a few keyword on google at 22th May,but the rank was gone that day quickly and then i bought diversity packages and pbns also at 1st Jun,but 22th May until now my rank is NA all the time,
during this time i still buy 50 pbn posts from here (not too hurry,about 20 posts in 20days)and one package diversity,only 2 long tail keywords ever show in the first #100 sometimes,but other keywords is still NA

how this can happen,i only used 20 pbns posts to let main keywords show on the first 100,then i bought more ,it is always NA,

IS my website punished or be filtered out by google yet ?
when i will see my website show up on google first 100 in your experience
 

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I would stop building more links for a week or two mate and wait to see what happens.
This could be a google dance and maybe your site will reappear at a better position than the last time.
 
you are punished
never build links on 2 day old website
 
What you need to do is sign up for google webmaster. If there are any issues with your links, it will give you warning and you can cut off those links.
 
you are punished
never build links on 2 day old website

Why not? I ordered some links to a 4 day old website and it ranked at #12 (was a bit low comp tho). You just have to take it slow.
 
definitely backlinks are the issue here.

remove them asap
 
How natural does it look that a 2 day old site suddenly has 50 articles posted about it, might get away with this if there was a press release and social signals first, I would say its penalised
 
I love the info thrown round in this thread. It's fucking laughable. Not one person to point out the fucking obvious, that new websites often come into the serps and then back out. Websites also often get indexed then deindexed and then indexed again.

No what we got here is the clueless throwing shite round and misleading OP.
 
Pretty conclusive I would say.

OP, were these links PBN links or 50 posts of shit written on shit for $10?

I love the info thrown round in this thread. It's fucking laughable. Not one person to point out the fucking obvious, that new websites often come into the serps and then back out. Websites also often get indexed then deindexed and then indexed again.

No what we got here is the clueless throwing shite round and misleading OP.

I bought links here on BHW, 200$ of backlinking services.
My website hit page 3 for a week and then disappear from serp completely. After 8 months still it's not ranking.
Since seo it's all about testing, I will never suggest something failed for me. You are free to laugh as much as you can.
 
I bought links here on BHW, 200$ of backlinking services.
My website hit page 3 for a week and then disappear from serp completely. After 8 months still it's not ranking.
Since seo it's all about testing, I will never suggest something failed for me. You are free to laugh as much as you can.

Sorry I had no idea, do accept my apologies. A whole $200 in 8 month you say. Maybe SEO really is dead.
 
OP, there are a lot more factors to look into than just the SERPs. You can't just buy some links and expect your SERPs to magically pop-up like mushrooms on a rainy day. Reminds me of a conversation I had last night over the phone with my long distance friend. He just built a site that has 4 pages a couple days ago and said he's going to do SEO(he ain't got no clue what it is) for the next 2 weeks and says his business is all-set to flourish after the 2 weeks cos the SEO he's done for the 2 weeks is going to put his site on the top spot and his hosting server is going to melt away from the huge traffic. He don't know even know what a keyword is... let alone researching and finding the best buyer keyword.

The first and the foremost thing to do for a brand new site is to optimise the on-site SEO.
Analyze your competition - Always! So you can come up with a strategy on how to outrank them.
Try going after long tail keywords with super low search volume and go up from there. In this way, your site will slowly gain some reputation in the eyes of Google.
Schedule the posts so there's always something fresh whenever google bots crawls your site.
Nevery buy/post 500-word cheap articles on your site. It's not a facebook post. Make each and every post you make informative for the readers and write it in Wiki style instead of a single long paragraph. 1200-1800 words articles ranks best since last year.
Include images on the posts and videos if possible.
Share every posts on a few social network sites like twitter,facebook,tumblr,etc.., This can be completely automated with IFTTT.
See if the new posts are getting indexed by Google. If not, open google and type "submit url" without quotes and press enter. Paste your post link and press submit. This will help indexing the post a little quicker.

Doing this alone will get you the top 20 for a medium competitive keyword and top 3 for low competition. You should be aiming at ranking the site with just the on-site SEO alone in the top 50 and then only should you consider buying links to boost it even more.
 
So blasting 70 crappy PBN links within a week of the site creation, presumably before it was even indexed... that would still not be natural even in X-Files.

The slower you build the links, the more effective they get. The higher your link velocity, the more devalued they get. If you lack patience, you will lose money and learn the hard way.

I love the info thrown round in this thread. It's fucking laughable.

No what we got here is the clueless throwing shite round and misleading OP.

I really wish this was a case in this thread only.
 
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