Blogspot.com says my blog is spam?
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mr.brightside
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I don't thinks its about the IP. Becasue is have 4 blogspot and the 3 of them have same contents and niche, that was before when i dont know about seo. But still my blogspot is the same and blogspot doesnt block my post or blog. May the problem is the way you link build your site?
crack_dhat
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did you create those using a single gmail account?
Reelnetwork
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I remember making blogspot blogs, You will have to make 10 blogs per gmail account, nothing more.
Yes, but can you link to the same URL in each blog?
Reelnetwork
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Same url? Explain a bit.
I'm putting the URL of my commercial site in the blog article.
Blogspot.com had no problem publishing the first blog article, but when I created a new account, posted a unique article, and inserted the same URL, then it hit me with a spam shutdown.
Maybe I should make 10 blogs from 10 different bloggings sites instead of doing them all on blogspot.com
Reelnetwork
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Yes you should do that, and like i told just make blogs in blogspot with few accounts if you want to continue with blogspot.
kanshu
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Actually, you can create up to 100 blogs per Gmail account as WebStarr pointed out. I know 'cause I've done that. 100 is the actual limit.
So far, I have not had any problems creating new blogs when I need one. But of course, I'm not into autoblogs ... yet. And my blogs are not that active as well.
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kanshu
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I don't think the URL is the problem. I use the URL's to my own domains all the time. It must be the article. There must be a combination of words there that looks like spam. But then, of course, I don't have AdSense in any of my blogs ... yet. I just have amazon.com affiliate links and adverts.
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IMwarrior2
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I had 150 on one gmail account - they sent me a message that said I had to remove 50 but I was free to have as many accounts as I like - so thats what I did
IMwarrior2
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as far as the spam thing goes
either you copy/paste something that triggers it - or someone reports you
those seem to be the two things for spam.... most times if you have it reviewed they will un-spam it - but be careful with the content - you don't want to have 100 blogs and then get shut down (hasn't happened to me yet)
in terms of posting once I post 50 things a day then every post becomes capthcha'd
either you copy/paste something that triggers it - or someone reports you
those seem to be the two things for spam.... most times if you have it reviewed they will un-spam it - but be careful with the content - you don't want to have 100 blogs and then get shut down (hasn't happened to me yet)
in terms of posting once I post 50 things a day then every post becomes capthcha'd
crack_dhat
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Can you interlink those blogs created on the same gmail account? or big G will raise its eyebrow if it notice the interlinking?
kanshu
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Technically, a blog is a sub-domain. And a sub-domain is just a distinct web page. So, there shouldn't be a restriction on how they should be linked together because most websites are structured that way. The restriction doesn't make sense from the programming point of view.
From a mathematician's point of view, it doesn't make sense that a certain "anti-spam" algorithm will penalize websites because they share links together and they have the same owner.