Recovering from a Google Penalty
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Recovering from a Google Penalty
Google’s search algorithm is a closely guarded secret; one that evolves constantly to avoid being
gamed by unreputable black hat search engine optimization services. Google wants its search
results to be valuable to searchers and proactively works to ensure cheap tactics for raising
ranking are quickly caught and snuffed out. If you are caught out for attempting to trick the
system (or your SEO specialist used poor tactics without your knowledge), you may end up
slapped with a massive ranking penalty.
Penalties come in two primary forms: algorithmic and manual. A manual penalty comes with an
explanation of what exactly went wrong, but
an algorithmic one can be a little more
difficult to sort out. Here’s what you need to
do if you find yourself on the receiving end of
a Google penalty:
Manual Penalties
Congratulations! You’ve received one of the
easier penalties to deal with. Your penalty
message will include the specific reason for
the penalty so you should be able to easily
spot the problem. Resolve the issue via a
professional SEO specialist and contact
Google for a re-evaluation. It takes a little time and effort but if this is your first penalty
everything should work out just fine.
Algorithmic Penalties
These are a little tougher to figure out. The most common algorithmic penalty is known as the
Penguin penalty, which smacks sites that have used spammy backlink building techniques. If
you’ve ever purchased a huge bundle of backlinks, you’re a possible target for this penalty.
Penguin penalties are huge; when your site has a Penguin penalty none of your backlinks register
— even the good ones.
The only way to solve this particular penalty is fixing all of the bad links. You’ll need to find
every single backlink that points to your site, assess whether the link is good or bad, and then
delete it or petition to have it deleted. It takes an incredible amount of effort and the help of
an SEO specialist can certainly streamline the process. However, once your backlinks are clean,
you should be able to have the penalty removed.
For more information about Google penalties and removal please visit
www.LADSolutions.com or contact us at 888.523.2926 with any questions.