✔️ How could you SKIP the Google Sandbox?

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Hey,
This is a question that always makes me curious.
  • Using expired/auction domains is the way I am thinkig about.
  • Another thing that I notice is, some people launch their youtube channel + blog at the same time, and when people start to visit the blog (because it gets mentioned in the youtube video), Google sees this as a positive signal and helps the site gain ranking and SERP space quickly.
What else could you suggest for skipping the Google sandbox?
 
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Just write articles for low competition keywords. There's no sandbox for that. I've ranked crypto keywords to page 1 in a week with a fresh domain. A mortgage keyword took around a month to reach #6 on a fresh domain. Once you start getting traffic with the low comp stuff, you automatically start ranking for other keywords.
 
warriorsam53 said:
Just write articles for low competition keywords. There's no sandbox for that. I've ranked crypto keywords to page 1 in a week with a fresh domain. A mortgage keyword took around a month to reach #6 on a fresh domain. Once you start getting traffic with the low comp stuff, you automatically start ranking for other keywords.
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This.
 
The simplest way to avoid Google's sandbox for new sites is to avoid using a new domain. Instead, start with an expired domain that has already been indexed in Google Search and has passed the sandbox time. You won't have to wait months for your site to start receiving search traffic this way.
 
RealDaddy said:
Hey,
This is a question that always makes me curious.
  • Using expired/auction domains is the way I am thinkig about.
  • Another thing that I notice is, some people launch their youtube channel + blog at the same time, and when people start to visit the blog (because it gets mentioned in the youtube video), Google sees this as a positive signal and helps the site gain ranking and SERP space quickly.
What else could you suggest for skipping the Google sandbox?
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Consistent publishing of new posts and backlinks too do help. My most recent site didn't take up to two months before leaving the sandbox.
 
You can avoid sandbox by getting initial traffic. Everything you have to do is to find ways to drive traffic. You can post a lot of content and share it on social media, you can target low-comp keywords, you can run ad campaigns, or you can drive referral traffic. Everything works fine.
 
warriorsam53 said:
Just write articles for low competition keywords. There's no sandbox for that. I've ranked crypto keywords to page 1 in a week with a fresh domain. A mortgage keyword took around a month to reach #6 on a fresh domain. Once you start getting traffic with the low comp stuff, you automatically start ranking for other keywords.
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Did you build any backlinks for that page?
 
Press release social signals and a few zero search keyword articles all helps
 
KERRYLOPEZ said:
The simplest way to avoid Google's sandbox for new sites is to avoid using a new domain. Instead, start with an expired domain that has already been indexed in Google Search and has passed the sandbox time. You won't have to wait months for your site to start receiving search traffic this way.
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Yes he stated that as first point in OP only.
 
I Am Batman said:
Did you build any backlinks for that page?
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No, I didn’t build any links. Low comp keywords don’t need any links. But if you target regular keywords in the mortgage niche, you’ll need a lot of links.

I will start building links once I’ve published 100 articles.
 
IM Rider said:
This concerns me more:
How do I know if the site is still in sandbox? And did my site go back to sand box once out?
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Good question, anyone could answer? I do have some autoblogs which are getting some traffic from google. Are they in sandbox or not? How to know?
 
warriorsam53 said:
Just write articles for low competition keywords. There's no sandbox for that. I've ranked crypto keywords to page 1 in a week with a fresh domain. A mortgage keyword took around a month to reach #6 on a fresh domain. Once you start getting traffic with the low comp stuff, you automatically start ranking for other keywords.
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Bro may I ask which hosting you use?
 
Use of a dropped domain would be my #1 choice
and yeah, I've done and tested all the above
 
warriorsam53 said:
Just write articles for low competition keywords. There's no sandbox for that. I've ranked crypto keywords to page 1 in a week with a fresh domain. A mortgage keyword took around a month to reach #6 on a fresh domain. Once you start getting traffic with the low comp stuff, you automatically start ranking for other keywords.
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This has been my experience in two different niches.
 
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