Got hit by penguin - start over or wait?
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silvermember
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- Apr 16, 2013
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your site will get back, at least a bit, but it takes time, so my experience with the last update.
I suggest: make a similar page - but white hat - however it is possible for you!!
also be patient 2-3 weeks with that pain in the A** :bad:
I suggest: make a similar page - but white hat - however it is possible for you!!
also be patient 2-3 weeks with that pain in the A** :bad:
videouploader
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- Nov 15, 2012
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same happen with few sites with me as well, then my question my competitors also have marketing mix or black & white so then why my sits got hits ?
verilix
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- Sep 18, 2009
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Your best bet is to either remove the website entirely and start again by transferring over posts to a new website, while working on higher quality links, instead of the usual shit, or, leave the website there, and make a new website while waiting for your rankings to return - which could take from several months until never. But since it's likely that either way you'll be starting a new site, leaving it there wouldn't hurt - unless you have to pay for it monthly.
contentoholic
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- Sep 18, 2013
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You can go for reputation management services which costs similar to seo services. But it will take time to get back the website and no body would give their word for it.
But if you are tight on the money, I would suggest you to start over again.
Also I would tell you to do a through domain history check and do not pick up an already penguin or panda penalized domain name.
Good Luck.
But if you are tight on the money, I would suggest you to start over again.
Also I would tell you to do a through domain history check and do not pick up an already penguin or panda penalized domain name.
Good Luck.
Underrated
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- Jul 7, 2013
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This is pretty funny title for someone who doesn't know nothing about SEO or Google...
HighTop123
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- Nov 13, 2012
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Start over and build quality content driven links this time. There is not really an way around it most of the time. Good luck!
- Mar 21, 2013
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Wait it out....they're still moving the SERPs in order to catch spammers who react. Stay put and let it pass, soon it'll stabilize and only then should you decide anything.
What is your anchor text ratio?
TheLinkGuy
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- Nov 20, 2010
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Depends on a lot of variables.
If you were making money and its a real "business" then you need to fix it.
If it's a throwaway site move onto the next domain.
If you were making money and its a real "business" then you need to fix it.
If it's a throwaway site move onto the next domain.
elviswong
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- Nov 8, 2011
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What he says.
I dropped lots of sites (didn't renew them). Even some that were 10 years old (for real) but they were porn domains so...
Got hit hard here. Pi$$es me off sooooooooo much like you wouldn't believe.
Nothing blackhat too (go figure)
I'm lost here...
I dropped lots of sites (didn't renew them). Even some that were 10 years old (for real) but they were porn domains so...
Got hit hard here. Pi$$es me off sooooooooo much like you wouldn't believe.
Nothing blackhat too (go figure)
I'm lost here...
Numbuh362
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- Aug 22, 2012
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Wait a week or two, if it doesn't change do what verilix suggested
Ratingsocials
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- Jul 20, 2013
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Keep your site that got hit and make a new site while you wait it out. The serps are changing daily it seems so I don't think the update is over yet.