How to get out of Sandbox faster?

[vistadivine.com]

What do you mean that people make sites for short terms, huh!

Akash

[Thomas Schulz]

Shortterm websites could e.g. be more or less auto generated websites that are created for Adsense or perhaps affiliate income. Then, if it fails, move on.

Longterm pages are websites that gradually expand with new articles etc.

[pctec]

Lots of cool info in this thread
Thanks for the good read

[solidghost]

Hmm.....how long does this sandbox thing last?

If you rank for other less competitve terms, but don't rank for the competitive ones, doesn't it really mean that more optimization is needed?

[googlesuccess]

Originally Posted by solidghost

Hmm.....how long does this sandbox thing last?

If you rank for other less competitve terms, but don't rank for the competitive ones, doesn't it really mean that more optimization is needed?

Well, if you rank high in all other search engines except Google for your keywords, your site is optimized and there is a high chance that your site is either banned, sandboxed or gone in supplemental in Google or not having enough relevant backlinks with anchor texts.

[vistadivine.com]

Well it would depend upon how old your domain is suppose that you just started 3 months ago and you have built lots of quality relevant links but still you dont rank high then you are sandboxed but if you are more than 1 year old but still dont rank high then you need more links.

Akash

[bermuda]

One thing which can extend the Sandbox period is just adding links too quickly in a short period of time.

[vistadivine.com]

Yes so the best thing would be to keep building links at an average pace and just let some time pass.

Akash

[oseymour]

I have a domain that was registered a long time ago but it was directed to my ebay store. When I am ready to launch my own site...will it still be subjected to the sandbox?

[vistadivine.com]

Well if it was indexed in Google a lot before then it won't but it wasn't then it would surely.

Akash

[dsarathy]

Isn't the sandbox replaced by the supplemental index? Can someone please clarify.

Thanks,
D Sarathy.
RankQuest

[vistadivine.com]

Well I think the sandbox is still there.

Akash

[ladan]

I agree. I think Sandbox is still there, because my latest website is still in the Sandbox.

Ladan

[vistadivine.com]

yes and mine too!

[Dulac]

Hmm, I'm about to start a new site. Submitting before you have any content will count the sandbox time as this article mentions? I was thinking of having a bunch of backlinks set up first. http://search.sys-con.com/read/116195.htm

[dsarathy]

Sitemaps are an easy way for webmasters to inform search engines about pages on their sites that are available for crawling.

sitemaps.org helps the site owner to let the search engines to know their content as well as changes. As a result should aid in reducing the sandbox period.

D Sarathy.
RankQuest

[vistadivine.com]

well no need for that if you want to get indexed and rank highly then just keep going the simple way.

[Dulac]

Originally Posted by vistadivine.com

well no need for that if you want to get indexed and rank highly then just keep going the simple way.

Hmm, getting my links setup and submitting to google are both easy. Which one do you mean?

[vistadivine.com]

Originally Posted by Dulac

Hmm, getting my links setup and submitting to google are both easy. Which one do you mean?

I mean just keep building links at a normal place and maintain good quality for your site and everything else would be fine.

[A.N.Onym]

Sandbox is a set of filters for competitive phrases.

If you don't build links, you won't get traffic. Period.

However, I don't know why you want to find 'shortcut's out of the filter, when Google specifically says that cheating the system will get you punished. If anything, do everything for your visitors. Forget about the search engines for 6 months - build your site for your customers.

Then again, writing quality content to get links is the way to go, IMHO.