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John Braithwaite john at ergodigital.comWed Apr 10 14:32:22 BST 2013
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I agree with this position, if you can 'clean' a penalty then you're left in far better a position than starting all over again. On 10 Apr 2013, at 08:38, Steve Johnston <steve at searchjohnston.co.uk> wrote: > Hi Damian, > > Without knowledge of the strength of the domain in question, it is hard to advise, however, 'a' would be our recommendation, plus a reconsideration request once you've cleaned up your act, in order to discover whether a manual penalty has been applied. You will then have a better perspective. > > Steve > > -- > > Steve Johnston > Search:Johnston > t: +44 1373 813414 > e: steve at searchjohnston.co.uk > w: www.searchjohnston.co.uk > http://uk.linkedin.com/in/stevejohnston1 > Buy the book: www.googlelove.co.uk > > > On 8 April 2013 10:11, Damian Jennings <damianjennings at gmail.com> wrote: > I've taken on a new client who has been penalised by google for buying sketchy back links a year ago, I know this from the warning in webmaster tools. They also have a dupe content penalty according to Raven Tools for not redirecting their a record with a 301. They also have 894 soft 404s. > > Traffic has dropped 75% year on year. > > So, not in a very good position. > > As I see it, my options are > > a) try and remove the back links, then use disavow tool for the ones that refuse to remove the links, then fix the soft 404s, then fix the a record > > OR > > b) buy a new keyword rich domain and simply start over > > In terms of time and effort, I am leaning towards option b) > > But I am totally not an expert in SEO, so I thought I would ask here to see what people think would be the best way forward. > > Thanks > > Damian > ~~ Chinwag Jobs: Find your perfect new job or next team member ~~ > > Chinwag Jobs is the leading specialist recruitment website for digital > roles in the UK. Used by major companies such as BBC, Electronic > Arts, Kingston University as well as the majority of recruitment > agencies who place staff in the sector. > > Take a look through our listings or register to advertise your > own vacancies today. > > >> CHINWAG JOBS: http://jobs.chinwag.com > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > You're subscribed to uk-netmarketing to change your options or > unsubscribe: https://mm.chinwag.com/options/uk-netmarketing > > uk-netmarketing discussion list is powered by http://chinwag.com > > > > > > ~~ Chinwag Jobs: Find your perfect new job or next team member ~~ > > Chinwag Jobs is the leading specialist recruitment website for digital > roles in the UK. Used by major companies such as BBC, Electronic > Arts, Kingston University as well as the majority of recruitment > agencies who place staff in the sector. > > Take a look through our listings or register to advertise your > own vacancies today. > >>> CHINWAG JOBS: http://jobs.chinwag.com > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > You're subscribed to uk-netmarketing to change your options or > unsubscribe: https://mm.chinwag.com/options/uk-netmarketing > > uk-netmarketing discussion list is powered by http://chinwag.com John Braithwaite Ergo Digital Ltd - Giving You Many Happy Returns! 01962 605 000 07977 272752 W: www.ergodigital.com E: john at ergodigital.com T: twitter.com/johnnymb L: linkedin.com/in/johnmbraithwaite Latest Headline: Successful Content Marketing Need You to Think Like a Journalist First... http://ergodigital.com/successful-content-marketing-think-like-a-journalist-then-apply-seo Ergo Digital Limited The Old Post Office Shortheath Lane Sulhamstead Reading BERKSHIRE RG7 4EQ -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <https://mm.chinwag.com/cgi-bin/mailman/private/uk-netmarketing/attachments/20130410/8f00026d/attachment.html>
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