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Alex
If you do, you can always clean up the site and write to them asking them to reinclude you in the database.
Also, if your content isn't legit, you might want to consider building a few more alternate sites in case you can't rescue that one.
Yes.
> what people do in order to get back?
Many domains that are 'kicked out' never fully recover. Many people start over with a new domain name. Some people also need to change their IP address.
My best advice, don't get kicked out!
I list about 100 dummie pages on the front page and then when those are sucked in - I link each of them to 100 of the HTML pages.
Seriously, if i were you i wouldn't spend my time asking but changing my site + concept quickly. A matter of time.
Could someone explain the 30,000 pages linked to the site? How the heck can you do that? I won't do it, but what does the structure look like?
Thanks,
Goober
I agree. I don't think you are going to last too long kidalex. You REALLY have to know what you are doing to run a scheme like that (and your questions indicate you don't). Yidaki's advice seems sound to me.
Probable, not possible.
If your pages aren't legit, you'll be DOA soon and ground penetrating radar won't find your pages.
1) Take database content and use an off-line application to generate the pages, essentially using a template and then inserting the variables plus enough unique content to avoid being penalised for having v. similar pages.
2) Create a couple of dynamic pages (I worked out that you only need two actual pages to do this with the right back-end tech - mod_rewrite etc) which then expose a virtual file & directory structure by querying the database on-the-fly. Here you'd have one standard index page and one dynamic page acting as the template, capable of pulling the content from the database on demand to create X different view of itself.
Really a lot of this depends on your datasource - if you're amazon then you have a lot of distinct products with lots of content attached to them which leads to very little problem with duplicates, on the other hand if you were offering an SE-friendly store finder covering 1,000's of locations then you might have to give it a little thought to avoid creating pages which are very similar for instance what's different between your "London Widget Shop" and your "Manchester Widget Shop" aside from their location?
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I know a couple of thousand might sound like a lot but it's not really if you are running perfectly valid permuations ... for instance if I have 10 products I want to target to 100 towns across the UK then I might be looking at creating a thousand possible pages from two reasonbly small lists.
It's also worth bearing in mind that the site structure you use will largely be dictated by how you intend to market the site - if it's going to be a normal site which will gain links naturally then the structure could be a bit nicer than one which is designed purely to be SE fodder.
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- Tony
[edited by: Dreamquick at 11:41 am (utc) on Sep. 29, 2003]
You allready got kicked out of inktomi ...
And you already asked about this one, though you got the right forum this time. :)
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1. I generated those pages out of about bunch of keywords and bunch of city / area/ state names that my site is catering to. All of those pages look pretty much the same, but if person is looking for that particular set of keywords - my site is what they are looking for!
2. What should I do instead if there are REALLY thousands of keyword combinations that I'm interested in?
Alex
