Google Business Solution :
Avoiding Sandbox

The best thing to do if your site takes a sudden tumble in the Google rankings is to take a close look in the mirror - in other words, ask yourself some serious questions and honestly answer them - before assuming you've been dumped in the gravel. Continue below.

1. Do you consistently employ sound linking practices?

2. Do you studiously avoid links leading to "bad neighborhoods" and promiscuous-linking practices such as setting up 3-way link networks and multi-sites solely intended to artificially inflate your link count?

3. Do you avoid buying links in volume from sites that guarantee higher search engine rankings?

4. Do you avoid linking to "thin affiliates"? (sites that do not publish any original content and publish significant affiliate links)?

5. Have you successfully resisted the temptation to "steroidize" your link pages via high volume full duplex link farming, links from guest-book pages, and other ways of, in Google's words, "gaining links from documents without editorial discretion on making links?"

6. Do your outbound links lead to sites containing content relevant to your own site?

7. Are your outbound links end-user oriented and useful for the end user?

8. Do you avoid inbound links come from low quality, low content, or sites totally irrelevant to your own site?

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