advertisingcat
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- Nov 25, 2024
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Recently, I noticed that some of the health-related websites I operate seem to have been penalized by Google. These sites are not showing up well in search results, and in some cases, even when searching for the domain name directly, they don’t appear on the first page. I suspect this might be because Google places a high emphasis on trustworthiness when it comes to medical or health-related topics. Websites of hospitals or reputable organizations seem to rank higher, while personal blogs or general health-related sites often have their indexing removed or see a significant drop in ranking.
What I’m particularly curious about is whether linking from a penalized domain to another domain could negatively impact the latter. For instance, if I were to direct traffic or link from a penalized site to a newly created site, could this harm the new domain’s search rankings or trustworthiness?
I’m wondering how best to handle penalized domains and whether there’s a safe way to operate a new domain without carrying over these issues. I’d love to hear any advice on what I should be mindful of in this situation.
What I’m particularly curious about is whether linking from a penalized domain to another domain could negatively impact the latter. For instance, if I were to direct traffic or link from a penalized site to a newly created site, could this harm the new domain’s search rankings or trustworthiness?
I’m wondering how best to handle penalized domains and whether there’s a safe way to operate a new domain without carrying over these issues. I’d love to hear any advice on what I should be mindful of in this situation.
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