New Website SEO: How to Avoid the Sandbox Effect

Decent read. Thanks for sharing.
 
The article says new website but talks about "business website". Most of the websites are not business websites. I cant imagine claiming a GMB for a blog. Google will take down your GMB listing for a blog and you will be struggling to keep GMB live instead of focusing on writing blogs. Also listing your blog on yelp makes absolutely no sense.
 
The article says new website but talks about "business website". Most of the websites are not business websites. I cant imagine claiming a GMB for a blog. Google will take down your GMB listing for a blog and you will be struggling to keep GMB live instead of focusing on writing blogs. Also listing your blog on yelp makes absolutely no sense.
This was my exact thought. It's an interesting read but not for every site. Just like many SEO advice on this forum and elsewhere, they're not for every type site.
 
Basically, there is no sandbox but it's a delay in rankings because obviously your site is new and nobody cares. So, it's a full cat sandbox; I can sleep well at night now. :D


LOOK ON HER EYES!

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This was my exact thought. It's an interesting read but not for every site. Just like many SEO advice on this forum and elsewhere, they're not for every type site.
Yeah. Google is suspending GMB listings left and right for no reason. Try GMB listing a blog and see how long before google hits with a suspension. Good luck with that one.
 
In new site i always try to work in gap like: build 30 web 2.0 and wait for 2 week after that build 100 profiles and again wait 2 to 3 weeks.
i am working from 2011 and getting descent results :), you only need to do experiments yourself again and again, best way to see how G works.
 
read this article in my email and then unsubscribed them. There is nothing making it standing out from other ones on Google.
 
Wow they ripped off Microsoft's logo.

That's brave. Incoming lawsuit.
 
"Before you start building rapport with Google, make sure that there are no technical obstacles to ranking your website." - is when I pretty much stopped reading.
Even my donkey knows that a site should be tested before launch.
 
Hi, I'm the writer behind the article. Came here to apologize to those of you who found it too basic. We've just had an influx of new users and went with a beginner piece of content, but our articles usually vary in level of expertise from week to week. Hope you are not completely turned off from our content ;)
 
Interesting read for beginners. But as stated above, some of the points are only relevant to e-com.
 
Hi, I'm the writer behind the article. Came here to apologize to those of you who found it too basic. We've just had an influx of new users and went with a beginner piece of content, but our articles usually vary in level of expertise from week to week. Hope you are not completely turned off from our content ;)
It's good content, but I guess you should focused more on bloggers or individuals who want to rank their websites. This looks like an article for business websites with GMB stuff. Your targeting was not very good. Also, I checked many content related to sandbox and everywhere is more or less the same. Your content as well. If you have enough resources and time, you should always look to put an added value to your pieces. Don't worry about the comments too much, people are usually experts for everything, but most can't earn a single cent. Cheers
 
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