bwnbwn
msg:4362929 | 4:54 pm on Sep 15, 2011 (gmt 0) |
Who is the owner of the "bad site"? I think the problem is they are connected.
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thinkoutofthebox
msg:4362934 | 5:03 pm on Sep 15, 2011 (gmt 0) |
I'm the owner of the "bad" site, but I'm sure the new site is 100% meet the Google guideline, but it still got punished since the link from the bad site and the "same IP block" reason.
Do you think it will help if I change the IP of my new site? Or I should simply drop this domain and get a new one?
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bwnbwn
msg:4363064 | 9:18 pm on Sep 15, 2011 (gmt 0) |
First thing to do is not try gaming the system out of the Box. This is a problem being the owner of the "bad Site" and linking to other sites you own. They get connected and bring a harder look at all the sites you own.
Me I would start over and do it the right way it is called Hard Work. The SE's have gotten way smarter than most new comers think and it usually ends up with this type of post.
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walkman
msg:4363068 | 9:38 pm on Sep 15, 2011 (gmt 0) |
thinkoutofthebox, how do you know you're being punished for this?
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Maurice
msg:4363314 | 10:25 am on Sep 16, 2011 (gmt 0) |
and as class C adresses havnt been used for a long time on the internet :-) why would having an ip adress close to another one be a problem.
I could shareing an ipadress could be a problem if the two sites shared a conection link, whois and posibly AS number
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thinkoutofthebox
msg:4363620 | 2:10 am on Sep 17, 2011 (gmt 0) |
I'm considering to take the whole site down (i.e. make the whole site HTTP 404 and use robots.txt to block SEs) and register a brand new domain with the SAME CONTENT.
But I was wondering, will Google consider my new site is a scraper site of my old site and punished it then? Since they're using the same content even I have took my old site down?
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tedster
msg:4363642 | 3:13 am on Sep 17, 2011 (gmt 0) |
There's certainly a chance - also a good chance that Google will have the content "on file" forever and attached the new site to you all over again. There's no predicting something like that. It either flies or it doesn't.
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