Sandbox Effect?
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etech-racheal
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Re: Sandbox Effect?
Sandbox, in which a new or penalized site is spidered by the google bots, accumulates backlinks & page rank, but does not appear in google searches for appropriate keywords.
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chuckenchile
The nature of the sandbox
I've spent a lot of time trying to figure out what exactly sandboxing is, and if my site was really in one. many of the descriptions were like the one above, but I am not sure exactly at what point my site left the sandbox. Here is the time line, more or less. Granted this all took place in the middle of the Google overhaul, etc.
I start a new site in mid January with a new domain.
The site is no where to be found on google, inspite of site maps and submissions for about 30 days. This I would say was sandboxing, accept it seemed to correspond also to google update schedule more or less. They simply had not updated.
For the next 2-3 months, i have PR 0, but I am in apearing in Google, and on the top 10 for many keyterms. So, I figure I am kind of sandboxed.
Finaly, last month my page gets a rank of PR of 5 on google. I also start getting reports and stats for links to my sites ect. I figure that I can say that this is the end of the sandbox.
My theory is that the relative short time was in part do to hard work with links and content, etc. But also I suspect it had something to do with lack of competion for my subject, southern Chile in English.
My question is at what part of what happened to my site was really the "sandbox" effect, and what was just time?
I start a new site in mid January with a new domain.
The site is no where to be found on google, inspite of site maps and submissions for about 30 days. This I would say was sandboxing, accept it seemed to correspond also to google update schedule more or less. They simply had not updated.
For the next 2-3 months, i have PR 0, but I am in apearing in Google, and on the top 10 for many keyterms. So, I figure I am kind of sandboxed.
Finaly, last month my page gets a rank of PR of 5 on google. I also start getting reports and stats for links to my sites ect. I figure that I can say that this is the end of the sandbox.
My theory is that the relative short time was in part do to hard work with links and content, etc. But also I suspect it had something to do with lack of competion for my subject, southern Chile in English.
My question is at what part of what happened to my site was really the "sandbox" effect, and what was just time?
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peterko
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Google is unpredictable
Google is unpredictable.
It's so many factors can affect your site PR. You say, after certain time you started getting links back. By the way, the quality of backlinks is also very important. Bad quality links could even make your site downgraded, even send you back to nowhere (PR = nothing).
So, when you analize your statistic in reference to "sandbox", it's really hard to say when exactly you get in & out. That's Google's secret.
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It's so many factors can affect your site PR. You say, after certain time you started getting links back. By the way, the quality of backlinks is also very important. Bad quality links could even make your site downgraded, even send you back to nowhere (PR = nothing).
So, when you analize your statistic in reference to "sandbox", it's really hard to say when exactly you get in & out. That's Google's secret.
Have a great day,
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