How to Prevent Google Sandbox

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I have just created my business page and i will start building links, but how to prevent googles sandboxing, how much backlinks should i make daily or weekly or monthly ?
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Do not blast it with SB or xrummer and you should be fine.
A rough guess: anything below 80/day will do.
 
You need to make 871 backlinks exactly otherwise you'll be sandboxed!!

Of those 871 back links they need to be broken down EXACTLY like this:

PR0 - 383
PR1 - 167
PR2 - 153
PR3 - 77
PR4 - 66
PR5 - 18
PR6 - 7

Any deviation = Sandbox

(God, I must have nothing to do today!)
 
build your site backlink very slowly and create more content in the first 3 months, after that, it's your decision
 
Jesus how many threads are there going to be of this. Use the search. Everyone is so god awful paranoid about a sandbox. Unless you're just stupidly mass spamming like a crazy person you're not going to get sandboxed.
 
You need to make 871 backlinks exactly otherwise you'll be sandboxed!!

pfff

Of those 871 back links they need to be broken down EXACTLY like this:

PR0 - 383
PR1 - 167
PR2 - 153
PR3 - 77
PR4 - 66
PR5 - 18
PR6 - 7

Any deviation = Sandbox

(God, I must have nothing to do today!)
pfff +1

I was talking about the frequency of backlinking
Do not blast it with SB or xrummer and you should be fine.
A rough guess: anything below 80/day will do.

Thank you, this is what i was searching to know.
 
In my experience sandoboxing is more a question of variety than numbers.

If you do only blog commenting or forum profile the chance of getting sandboxed is higher. Mix blog comments, forum profiles, directories, social bookmarks, and contextual links (the best), and you should be fine.
 
because of your thread I searched google and got to a funny page (where else, on WF) and saw world's top "back-link" + "google sandbox experts" (read: jerks) giving their million-dollar SEO-consultation free!

:) Some said 20~30 links in 2 weeks would be fine (one fellow said it with "complete confidence"), he then says that 20~30 links per day would be great!

:) Someone said 50 links per day ...

:) One smart guy said 2~3 thousand back links in a week ... he also said, "build as many"...

:) Someone said. "don't go overboard and build 10000+ in the first two weeks", build as many [I thought "then may be 9999 would not get the sandbox", any way...]... "The backlink velocity matters, and to see higher climb of your page early you need to accelerate (increase the rate) at some point of time. If you do not accelerate then too its fine but it may require a little additional time, that's all. ".... (Of course he takes the cake!!!) [velocity -- climb -- acceleration --- Google sandbox ---- Rocket Science stuff this ----- WOW! :D]

[Poor me... I just backtracked quietly without anyone of those noticing me... May be, then their next rocket to Mars would have a top-secret box of sand inside and Google and myself hanging by the neck would be floating outside (their rocket) ... I could only understand what "back-link" would exactly mean then, ... and so would Mr. Google.] Now I understand why and How-To-Prevent-Google-Sandbox. :D

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Ref:
http://www.warriorforum.com/adsense-ppc-seo-discussion-forum/261798-how-many-backlinks-new-domains-save-prevent-google-sandbox.html
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Many of those super-smarties have 1000+ posts on WF, so just imagine the quality(?) of that forum... ;)


If you ask them, you will get a million different answers soon. Just divide all the numbers mentioned by them (if they say 20~40 then assume 30) by a million :)... if most of them say "in 2 weeks" then make that your standard for number of days...

I also don't think that those high-quality(?) wizards joked... where do they have spare time (of course apart from clustering on WH) to joke on any topic? SO I guess they are damn serious about it...

May be it will help you arrive at the exact amount of links per day/hour/week/fortnight/months...!

If Google guys learn about those expert theories, they will sandbox Google till eternity! :)

J/K :)
 
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There was someone running tests on BHW blasting as many links as possible to domains to see what kind of results he would get. Forget who it was but he had started a thread a while back.

In his opinion it's very hard to get sandboxed.
 
because of your thread I searched google and got to a funny page (where else, on WF) and saw world's top "back-link" + "google sandbox experts" (read: jerks) giving their million-dollar SEO-consultation free!

:) Some said 20~30 links in 2 weeks would be fine (he said it with "complete confidence"), he then says that 20~30 links per day would be great!

:) Someone said 50 links per day ...

:) One smart guy said 2~3 thousand back links in a week ... he also said, "build as many"...

:) Someone said. "don't go overboard and build 10000+ in the first two weeks", build as many [I thought "then may be 9999 would not get the sandbox", any way...]... "The backlink velocity matters, and to see higher climb of your page early you need to accelerate (increase the rate) at some point of time. If you do not accelerate then too its fine but it may require a little additional time, that's all. ".... (Of course he takes the cake!!!) [velocity -- climb -- acceleration --- Google sandbox ---- Rocket Science stuff this ----- WOW! :D]

Many have 1000+ posts on WF, so just imagine the quality(?) of that forum... ;)


If you ask them, you will get a million different answers soon. Just divide all the numbers mentioned by them (if they say 20~40 then assume 30) by a million :)... if most of them say "in 2 weeks" then make that your standard for number of days...

I also don't think that those high-quality(?) wizards joked... where do they have spare time (of course apart from clustering on WH) to joke on any topic? SO I guess they are damn serious about it...

May be it will help you arrive at the exact amount of links per day/hour/week/fortnight/months...!

J/K :)

Thanks, very interesting but many numbers here :). A friend told to do only "gray hat", i never heard about this before, but it consist of creating articles with your link then use black hat backlinks to those articles. Anyone heard about this ?
 
Thanks, very interesting but many numbers here :). A friend told to do only "gray hat", i never heard about this before, but it consist of creating articles with your link then use black hat backlinks to those articles. Anyone heard about this ?

Hahahaha. . .. ... .... .....

OK, but honestly, I don't want to go back to that forum to get you the answer... so I pass this to others ;)

(Any way, I too heard that on that forum there are some guys who are specialists in this field... and they wear gray hats while some wear pure white hats. Ask those people who are wearing gray hats. May be your friends have already seen those species -- err, I mean specialists....)


J/K again. Sorry! :D


OK, my dear new friend, I am sorry, but your question doesn't really have any good or stupidly correct answer. I guess Google gets drunk in the morning on the beach and presses buttons randomly.;) (Ok guys, I know it's time to get "hit" with flames now :)). But I think that's how you get Google Sandbox-ed. (may be I have been too much impressed on WF on my last visit, lol). Seriously, just produce good content, give great solutions to some hungry market/s, do some great SEO, and get some great back-links... what else.... Of course give the link of your website/pages to your FB/Twitter/etc friends, ping the pages on , for example, pingoat and pingomatic, and various such sites and say F-O Google and its sandbox. Then your site will do fine and be popular even if it is sandboxed by some super-drunk Google guy...
 
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Thanks, very interesting but many numbers here :). A friend told to do only "gray hat", i never heard about this before, but it consist of creating articles with your link then use black hat backlinks to those articles. Anyone heard about this ?

yeah i heard about this too. Does it matter what anchor text you use if your just building links to an article that has your main keyword as an anchor text backlink? In other words can I just use random names for backlinks in SB to boost up the link juice of the article or should there be keyword backlinks?
 
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