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Coping With The Loss of Link Metrics

usachatnow.com Penalized

Automating Compliance Via CMS

Caffeine May Have A Hidden Cost

SEO Recourse Works : The Proof, The Payment, The Apology

Google Penalty Handling: How To File For Reconsideration

Reese Boyd III, Trey Harris, MyrtleBeachNow.com & DSLmarketing.com Still Trying To Screw Us

Legal Discoveries And The Argument To Regulate Google

Google Penalties And Nuked Domains

Trey Harris & Chris Crowl of DSLmarketing.com & MyrtleBeachNow.com Are Trying To Screw Us

When Google Doesn't Like Your Business Model

Search Compliance For Subdomains

Google Penalty Solutions - An Example Unwind

Maintaining Search Compliance via CMS

Still Reeling From The Affiliate Slap

Most Popular Penalties

Link Obfuscation Necessary On New Sites

By: Bob Sakayama

Now that Google has withdrawn our ability to see the inbound links to our sites, alternative discovery techniques need to be investigated.

In case you have not been reading this site, Google used to show us all the links pointing to our sites. Just prior to 1 July 2010, they restricted the available... continue

Blog_id: 19 | Posted: 2010-07-25 03:10:26 | Views (14) | Comments (0)  

By: dirtsgood

Daniel Black posted this to the contact page. Please comment away!

domain: http://www.usachatnow.com

I am stuck in some kind of google filter (penalty) I have been under this penalty since feb 24th 2009. I have done lots of things to the site since then with no results. I need to figure out what... continue

Blog_id: 18 | Posted: 2010-07-22 15:19:42 | Views (12) | Comments (6)  

By: Rev Sale

Someone at SMX Seattle told me that automation techniques applied to goose rank performance was, if not black hat, then grey hat, or gray hat, or something akin to shady, since not everyone could afford to use it. This is a huge misunderstanding of the role of technology in the search. Automation... continue

Blog_id: 16 | Posted: 2010-07-15 22:43:15 | Views (25) | Comments (3)  

By: Bob Sakayama

Been reading that Caffeine is out there making our search lives easier and better, something everybody wants, right? After all, if we know what we're doing, we should see our big sites rocking if the big G is being energized. And Caffeine is supposed to be faster, so that has to be good, no?

After... continue

Blog_id: 15 | Posted: 2010-07-08 11:35:34 | Views (37) | Comments (0)  

By: OneInAmelia

Originally written in February 2010, this post was just released. (6 July 2010)

If you like stories where the bully picks the wrong fight and ends up getting his due, you'll love this one.

Web businesses, especially small, vulnerable service businesses, are constantly being ripped off by... continue

Blog_id: 14 | Posted: 2010-02-07 19:04:15 | Views (877) | Comments (0)  

By: Bob Sakayama

This post was originally created 24 December 2009 and released on 6 July 2010)

We realize that most readers, even some of the most robust seo gurus out there, have never filed a reconsideration request. By contrast, we file several reconsideration requests every month on behalf of penalized clients,... continue

Blog_id: 13 | Posted: 2009-12-24 20:01:58 | Views (235) | Comments (1)  

By: OneInAmelia

"It is probably in our interest to be taken to court over this, because number one they would lose while being forced to spend money to attack us, and secondly, the publicity from the personal interviews would be devastating." (Bob Sakayama)

I know, long title. But we want to rank for the names. ... continue

Blog_id: 12 | Posted: 2009-12-23 19:06:31 | Views (2,122) | Comments (7)  

By: Bob Sakayama

If you do a Pacer search for actions against Google, you find an interesting thing. The only case available relevant to rank loss (the others were removed upon request) is one in which Google trounces plaintiff Kinderstart's claims, which range from violation of the right to free speech, monopolization,... continue

Blog_id: 11 | Posted: 2009-11-28 22:37:24 | Views (464) | Comments (2)  

By: Bob Sakayama

There's a new role for forensics in the web environment - determining the risk of failure of a newly purchased domain, and the need for pre-purchase forensic examination is there whether the domain was pre-owned or not.

Because of our penalty work, we are aware of the numerous kinds of rank loss... continue

Blog_id: 10 | Posted: 2009-11-28 21:09:30 | Views (2,000) | Comments (2)  

By: OneInAmelia

My previous article on SEO recourse attracted a lot of attention, and I promised a followup. What I didn't realize is that we would have the real time opportunity to walk you through the process for a real live deadbeat fraud.

This one addresses the age old non-payment issue by a client (Trey... continue

Blog_id: 9 | Posted: 2009-11-19 14:09:52 | Views (3,235) | Comments (5)