Google Sand Box Theory?

[indika72000]

Does any one know good linksor resources to find more details about "GOOGLE SAND BOX" Theory?

[John Scott]

http://www.seomoz.org/blog/google-sa...out-link-aging

[Taltos]

One of our members, Jim Westergren, has a page with a BUNCH of good links relating to this. Check it out:

http://www.jimwestergren.com/google-...l-latest-data/

[netsearch]

The Sand box is a Myth?

I will prove it again give me a week to find a good competative search term.

and 2 or 3 more to get listed on page 1

I did it with seobook.org.uk in just 8 days after register I was #5 and I am still on page 1
I will use a more competative phrase this time.

http://www.v7n.com/forums/seo-forum/...st-8-days.html

[midlandi]

Originally Posted by netsearch

The Sand box is a Myth?



http://www.v7n.com/forums/seo-forum/...st-8-days.html

If the sandbox is a myth then, The pope is a 7 foot blackman!

[netsearch]

There is a sand box for expired domains it last about 6 month and some times google misses them but there is no sand box for new domains. Next week I will post a newly regestered domain for a search phrase with over 2 million results and then I will get listed page 1 or close to it in just a few weeks

[stuey]

Hi Netsearch, been reading your posts, interesting stuff. Keep us informed of your progress, I'm interested to see how you get on!

[seorender]

Originally Posted by indika72000

Does any one know good linksor resources to find more details about "GOOGLE SAND BOX" Theory?

http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=71522

[mhmdkhamis]

i thik all that is only guess but google only who know whats right

[tdd1984]

Originally Posted by indika72000

Does any one know good linksor resources to find more details about "GOOGLE SAND BOX" Theory?

Sandbox is just a "term" that seos came up with, I wouldn't even say seos did, but its a term that refers to your website not ranking at all, or can not be found, there has been a lot of in and outs of this, but to be honest with you your site is either indexed or not.

If your in the sandbox (not ranking higher enough), get quality links , I don't ever use the sandbox term, but thats basically what it is, if your doing something black hat be bound to get banned

[martyan]

Originally Posted by netsearch

The Sand box is a Myth?

I will prove it again give me a week to find a good competative search term.

and 2 or 3 more to get listed on page 1

I did it with seobook.org.uk in just 8 days after register I was #5 and I am still on page 1
I will use a more competative phrase this time.

http://www.v7n.com/forums/seo-forum/...st-8-days.html

When will your experiment start? Keep us informed, please.

[007c]

Hmm jw if it's not true then why does my domain free-auctions.ca not appear for the term " free auctions " when a press release about my site was ranking high top 30-50 Also it apprears on first page of msnlive... allinanchor on google makes it appear on first page or 2nd depending on the shuffleing too. If my domain name was buythings id probly be in top 50 on google... but then maybe less competitive keywords are maybe not boxed?

To experiment i'd try a competitive kw like in top 50 search terms though.

[rankland]

my thery on being sand boxed is not having strong content.... Every boby wants to blame google, but no body wants to blame there submission, and site content.

Being a web master you have cirtain responcibilities to over come on the programs used , and site informations used to submit. If you fail you must re-check the correct information that is used from site until it starts showing your high in serp position.

[sniperhiga]

Read this: http://www.webmaster-talk.com/the-go...-24-hours.html

[cdx]

It's a myth when you get out of it

[Immo]

Originally Posted by midlandi

If the sandbox is a myth then, The pope is a 7 foot blackman!

I think it is as well so he must be.

I have seen no concrete evidence in however long it has been .

[netsearch]

Originally Posted by rankland

my thery on being sand boxed is not having strong content.... Every boby wants to blame google, but no body wants to blame there submission, and site content.

Being a web master you have cirtain responcibilities to over come on the programs used , and site informations used to submit. If you fail you must re-check the correct information that is used from site until it starts showing your high in serp position.

Google does not care much about content look at #4 spot for SEO book

seobook.org.uk

[KeithCash]

Netsearch is correct.
The sand box is not always the case with website.
I have noticed that on some, maybe it is the name or content, they are slow to be ranked.

Do not focus on CANNOT focus of CAN

[WorldwideTrading]

Originally Posted by netsearch

There is a sand box for expired domains it last about 6 month and some times google misses them but there is no sand box for new domains.

Thats not good news. We purchased our main domain name about six months ago for our Online Wholesale Warehouse, we had to wait several months for it to expire after the last owner decided to let the registration lapse. We were using .org.uk previously and the same but with enterprises on the end with a com extension. Im not sure if I am in sandbox but have been having trouble getting to .co.uk to appear above the .com in google.

[Cornbread]

Anything new on the "Sand Box" theory. Is the wait still 9 months to a year? Is there any way to "break out" of the sand box. I have all these links but still can't get out of the sand box?
DMOZ
Yahoo Directory
Best of the Web Directory
Joe Ant
V7N Web Directory
GoGuides.Org Directory
Ask Directory
Searchmonster.org
Incrawler
Linksjuice
and
01webdirectory.com