New Domain Google Sandbox? Tips?

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Any thought on helping a new domain break free from the sandbox? Is it really a thing?
 
nothing can magically helps, it's the old same path,
keyword research, target relatively easier keywords as a start, get good on page and build authority by getting decent links,
just don't rush the process, you don't want to trigger any spam algos, make sure everything well set and it would grow over the next 2-6 months
 
nothing can magically helps, it's the old same path,
keyword research, target relatively easier keywords as a start, get good on page and build authority by getting decent links,
just don't rush the process, you don't want to trigger any spam algos, make sure everything well set and it would grow over the next 2-6 months

Great info - This will help create and share expectations with client.


How do you know you're in the sandbox?
It's a brand new domain and doesn't have a website yet.

You can see more here


fresh domain cannot do much, it will always need to wait, IMO atleast for 6 months
Yeah, I think the same but can't confirm.

My intent is to push them to social and paid marketing while waiting for site SEO to kick in
 
nothing can magically helps, it's the old same path,
keyword research, target relatively easier keywords as a start, get good on page and build authority by getting decent links,
just don't rush the process, you don't want to trigger any spam algos, make sure everything well set and it would grow over the next 2-6 months

does this work also for a site that completely disappeared? meaning generating 0 impressions
 
you need to be patient and build your website with good contents and backlinks
 
you need to be patient and build your website with good contents and backlinks
Spoken like a true digital marketing professional!


:D
 
Hi! From what I've seen with the new domains, it seems that there is indeed some sort of Google "sandbox" that can slow down initial results.

To get around this, I've done a few things that have helped me bring the site to the forefront more quickly:
  • Regularly published quality content.
  • Worked on backlinks from reliable sources.
  • Improved technical SEO optimization.
  • Used Google Search Console to request indexing of new pages.
With a bit of patience, the results are starting to show!
This makes sense
Used Google Search Console to request indexing of new pages.
This is good - will do instead of Rankmath.
 
Any thought on helping a new domain break free from the sandbox? Is it really a thing?
No, sorry! One of my websites has been sandboxed for 5 months now I literally tried everything to get it out of it, I even spent money in some SEO services. Nothing helped. I can only find my website in google search by putting page titles inside quotation marks, like this: "The Quiz of Inner Liberation".

Of course I get zero visits from google, and bing is even worse, in fact it refuses to even index the website.
What about your website on bing? Is it appearing in searches?
 
No, sorry! One of my websites has been sandboxed for 5 months now I literally tried everything to get it out of it, I even spent money in some SEO services. Nothing helped. I can only find my website in google search by putting page titles inside quotation marks, like this: "The Quiz of Inner Liberation".

Of course I get zero visits from google, and bing is even worse, in fact it refuses to even index the website.
What about your website on bing? Is it appearing in searches?
No.
 
If your website is via WordPress expect even after 1 year the domain will not grow ... Google attacked everything that is connected to WordPress because of too many Addons about AI everyone is using AI in WordPress and Youtubers keep saying you can make a lot of money with AI and WordPress after my own study and checking i can say all new domains via WordPress will be sandbox and the chance to get out is 20% ... If anyone else has other opinion let me know or if i mistake :)
 
If your website is via WordPress expect even after 1 year the domain will not grow ... Google attacked everything that is connected to WordPress
Do you recommend any alternatives?
 
Do you recommend any alternatives?
Most people that i see keep growing these days they build their own CMS ... i know is not easy but possible this is even the reason why Google did this way ... for example, for adults, you can use a KVS script, and a small chance to get in a sandbox ... i mean sandbox to 0 views per day how 99.99% of WordPress happens now ...
I see a lot of websites now that grow insane fast using their own CMS or something else that is not WordPress ... i believe Google attacks now all that is WordPress
I can say after releasing a lot of WordPress websites in the past 2 years and almost none of them have grown which is impossible ... but after learning about this and testing on my own the growth of non-WordPress is 1000% faster at least for now till Google gets more insane to block everything ... but for now is working :)
 
It’s usually not about Google “restricting” you directly but more about building credibility in a crowded space. To start moving out, look at niche link-building strategies.
 
If your website is via WordPress expect even after 1 year the domain will not grow ... Google attacked everything that is connected to WordPress because of too many Addons about AI everyone is using AI in WordPress and Youtubers keep saying you can make a lot of money with AI and WordPress after my own study and checking i can say all new domains via WordPress will be sandbox and the chance to get out is 20% ... If anyone else has other opinion let me know or if i mistake :)
LOL man, check your SEO strategies, instead of throwing mud at wordpress
 
If your website is via WordPress expect even after 1 year the domain will not grow ... Google attacked everything that is connected to WordPress because of too many Addons about AI everyone is using AI in WordPress and Youtubers keep saying you can make a lot of money with AI and WordPress after my own study and checking i can say all new domains via WordPress will be sandbox and the chance to get out is 20% ... If anyone else has other opinion let me know or if i mistake :)

Sorry that's BS
 
Sorry that's BS
LOL man, check your SEO strategies, instead of throwing mud at wordpress
It’s usually not about Google “restricting” you directly but more about building credibility in a crowded space. To start moving out, look at niche link-building strategies.
How i said this is my own opinion but if you can prove I'm not right will be a big plus for me, but not domains with age or backlinks already built before, I'm talking about domains on WordPress never been used before and starting from 0.
 
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