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Sandboxed?

by arshavin
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I made a mistake using AMR when i first started using it. For one product i submitted all articles at once.

After a day or 2 i popped up on page 1 on google rankings for this keyword. I then dropped of a page for 3 days running. Today when i search for the keyword i am nowhere to be seen.

I only have around 15-20 backlinks linked to the page. This makes me think that its not the massive submission via AMR causing the problem?

By the way the site is young and my off page campaign started less than a week ago.
#sandboxed
  • Profile picture of the author thedude916
    Could be a google dance. Sites are only sandboxed if they're completely deindexed. You can check this by typing in google site:nameofyourdomain.com

    Keep building links and don't stop at this point is my recommendation. Even if you fall off the SERPS for awhile I've seen many examples of sites reappearing a few weeks later in page 1 top positions.
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  • Profile picture of the author nicktyler
    Keep working on it. this happens alot to new sites and even old ones. If it is the dance there is no way of predicting what is going on. Just wait a ahile and with a bit of luck you will reappear.
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  • Profile picture of the author arshavin
    Good news is the page is still indexed.
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  • Profile picture of the author Melody2011
    I think it may be not the sandbox, because google is not dancing now. According to your current situation, I think you should be stay the same, and not changing. Because your website is new, it is usual that your keywords disappear in the google search result, just keep up and try your best to upgrade your content about these keywords.
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  • Profile picture of the author Jack Chase
    It sounds like a Google dance to me - just keep consistently building links. Maybe slow it down a bit - but most importantly keep it consistent and don't just blast out loads of links one day then leave it for ages.

    It's likely that your site will return soon since it has not been de-indexed and only been a few days.
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