donkey-kong
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- Jul 8, 2017
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so I did the usual now that I got a new client and started building some pbn to high standard - web standard. Some I used content from wayback even rebuilt the website identical but haven't seen a problem before. I haven't been 100% selective about these but they are overall clean backlink profiles and pretty niche related - some had previous 301 (might be issue), and I've just put my links on once the sites built. Top of bing for most search but google range from 5-60. Anyone else seen this? The money site content is bang on, no one better in the same niche and on page seo is spot on.
My gut feeling is leave the links, treat all the sites I got like traffic driving sites - real sites that add value to a user who finds themselves there, add good content and it'll pull out of a filter/sandbox eventually. Logic dictates google cannot penalize a site for thinking it might be gamed forever, when new content and well looked after, attractive, user friendly site point to the contrary.
A bit of research on a blog showed me others are seeing issues with quick link placement but this lads recommending breaking those links. In my case they are MS links I highly doubt hasty decision such as pulling those waiting a month and popping another link on with a new post is a smart move. It goes against everything google tries to stand for - no?
Would love someone who has gone through this test of being hasty link placing and seen the links appreciate in value, as I am certain they will.
Cheers
My gut feeling is leave the links, treat all the sites I got like traffic driving sites - real sites that add value to a user who finds themselves there, add good content and it'll pull out of a filter/sandbox eventually. Logic dictates google cannot penalize a site for thinking it might be gamed forever, when new content and well looked after, attractive, user friendly site point to the contrary.
A bit of research on a blog showed me others are seeing issues with quick link placement but this lads recommending breaking those links. In my case they are MS links I highly doubt hasty decision such as pulling those waiting a month and popping another link on with a new post is a smart move. It goes against everything google tries to stand for - no?
Would love someone who has gone through this test of being hasty link placing and seen the links appreciate in value, as I am certain they will.
Cheers