DOMAIN BANNED ON GOOGLE

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What's up guys,

I won an domain in an aftermarket, wasn't much but it is a premium name, I found out, its a banned domain name, I hava a site to see if i get lucky with google, any ideas that can unban a domain, its a great name and it suck's that its banned,

Thanks GUys
 


What's up guys,

I won an domain in an aftermarket, wasn't much but it is a premium name, I found out, its a banned domain name, I hava a site to see if i get lucky with google, any ideas that can unban a domain, its a great name and it suck's that its banned,

Thanks GUys

email Matt Cutts and tell him everything is cool with the domain now and it's safe to unban it. Works every time.
 
You're lucky I saw your post son... read on...

Last year I got a sweet EMD and it turned out its previous owner raped it with x-rumer blasts and god knows what. I built a nice site, high quality content and Google wouldn't even index it. I did a few directories, social marketing and waited 6 weeks, nothing. Google didn't give a fuck.

I came here and asked for advice... got exactly the same answers as what you got above. (e.g... get rid of it, sell it on flippa, you're fucked, move on, etc...)

What I did instead is I filed a re-consideration request on Google, wrote an honest message about how I bought this domain and its previous owner has abused it etc... even added a link to the wayback machine to prove my point. I said my objective is to launch an informative site and provide good content for people etc... (which wasn't completely false, although I didn't mention I'll be sticking in a few affiliate links :) )

1 week later, my website was indexed and entered the Top-30. Now it's Top-10 and been there for a while.

Just goes to show, the advice you get in here isn't always the best. You gotta use your common sense sometimes... Google created the re-consideration request for a reason.
 
You're lucky I saw your post son... read on...

Last year I got a sweet EMD and it turned out its previous owner raped it with x-rumer blasts and god knows what. I built a nice site, high quality content and Google wouldn't even index it. I did a few directories, social marketing and waited 6 weeks, nothing. Google didn't give a fuck.

I came here and asked for advice... got exactly the same answers as what you got above. (e.g... get rid of it, sell it on flippa, you're fucked, move on, etc...)

What I did instead is I filed a re-consideration request on Google, wrote an honest message about how I bought this domain and its previous owner has abused it etc... even added a link to the wayback machine to prove my point. I said my objective is to launch an informative site and provide good content for people etc... (which wasn't completely false, although I didn't mention I'll be sticking in a few affiliate links :) )

1 week later, my website was indexed and entered the Top-30. Now it's Top-10 and been there for a while.

Just goes to show, the advice you get in here isn't always the best. You gotta use your common sense sometimes... Google created the re-consideration request for a reason.

+rep, I clipped this response in case I ever need it.
 
You're lucky I saw your post son... read on...

Last year I got a sweet EMD and it turned out its previous owner raped it with x-rumer blasts and god knows what. I built a nice site, high quality content and Google wouldn't even index it. I did a few directories, social marketing and waited 6 weeks, nothing. Google didn't give a fuck.

I came here and asked for advice... got exactly the same answers as what you got above. (e.g... get rid of it, sell it on flippa, you're fucked, move on, etc...)

What I did instead is I filed a re-consideration request on Google, wrote an honest message about how I bought this domain and its previous owner has abused it etc... even added a link to the wayback machine to prove my point. I said my objective is to launch an informative site and provide good content for people etc... (which wasn't completely false, although I didn't mention I'll be sticking in a few affiliate links :) )

1 week later, my website was indexed and entered the Top-30. Now it's Top-10 and been there for a while.

Just goes to show, the advice you get in here isn't always the best. You gotta use your common sense sometimes... Google created the re-consideration request for a reason.

Really? The guys who sell SEO services keep saying the only solution is SEO services.
 
You're lucky I saw your post son... read on...

Last year I got a sweet EMD and it turned out its previous owner raped it with x-rumer blasts and god knows what. I built a nice site, high quality content and Google wouldn't even index it. I did a few directories, social marketing and waited 6 weeks, nothing. Google didn't give a fuck.

I came here and asked for advice... got exactly the same answers as what you got above. (e.g... get rid of it, sell it on flippa, you're fucked, move on, etc...)

What I did instead is I filed a re-consideration request on Google, wrote an honest message about how I bought this domain and its previous owner has abused it etc... even added a link to the wayback machine to prove my point. I said my objective is to launch an informative site and provide good content for people etc... (which wasn't completely false, although I didn't mention I'll be sticking in a few affiliate links :) )

1 week later, my website was indexed and entered the Top-30. Now it's Top-10 and been there for a while.

Just goes to show, the advice you get in here isn't always the best. You gotta use your common sense sometimes... Google created the re-consideration request for a reason.


Thanks for the advice
 
You're lucky I saw your post son... read on...

Last year I got a sweet EMD and it turned out its previous owner raped it with x-rumer blasts and god knows what. I built a nice site, high quality content and Google wouldn't even index it. I did a few directories, social marketing and waited 6 weeks, nothing. Google didn't give a fuck.

I came here and asked for advice... got exactly the same answers as what you got above. (e.g... get rid of it, sell it on flippa, you're fucked, move on, etc...)

What I did instead is I filed a re-consideration request on Google, wrote an honest message about how I bought this domain and its previous owner has abused it etc... even added a link to the wayback machine to prove my point. I said my objective is to launch an informative site and provide good content for people etc... (which wasn't completely false, although I didn't mention I'll be sticking in a few affiliate links :) )

1 week later, my website was indexed and entered the Top-30. Now it's Top-10 and been there for a while.

Just goes to show, the advice you get in here isn't always the best. You gotta use your common sense sometimes... Google created the re-consideration request for a reason.

Thanks for sharing this, we really need this.
 
You're lucky I saw your post son... read on...

Last year I got a sweet EMD and it turned out its previous owner raped it with x-rumer blasts and god knows what. I built a nice site, high quality content and Google wouldn't even index it. I did a few directories, social marketing and waited 6 weeks, nothing. Google didn't give a fuck.

I came here and asked for advice... got exactly the same answers as what you got above. (e.g... get rid of it, sell it on flippa, you're fucked, move on, etc...)

What I did instead is I filed a re-consideration request on Google, wrote an honest message about how I bought this domain and its previous owner has abused it etc... even added a link to the wayback machine to prove my point. I said my objective is to launch an informative site and provide good content for people etc... (which wasn't completely false, although I didn't mention I'll be sticking in a few affiliate links :) )

1 week later, my website was indexed and entered the Top-30. Now it's Top-10 and been there for a while.

Just goes to show, the advice you get in here isn't always the best. You gotta use your common sense sometimes... Google created the re-consideration request for a reason.
+Rep bro!

That's awesome info, so many people preach that a banned domain is useless, it's nice to see that it can be recovered by actually asking Google to unban it(with proof that you are a new purchaser/person ofcourse). I have to admit, I'm amazed. But it is understandable when you really think about it and I'm sure Google watches the site for months after they unban it.
 
You're lucky I saw your post son... read on...

Last year I got a sweet EMD and it turned out its previous owner raped it with x-rumer blasts and god knows what. I built a nice site, high quality content and Google wouldn't even index it. I did a few directories, social marketing and waited 6 weeks, nothing. Google didn't give a fuck.

I came here and asked for advice... got exactly the same answers as what you got above. (e.g... get rid of it, sell it on flippa, you're fucked, move on, etc...)

What I did instead is I filed a re-consideration request on Google, wrote an honest message about how I bought this domain and its previous owner has abused it etc... even added a link to the wayback machine to prove my point. I said my objective is to launch an informative site and provide good content for people etc... (which wasn't completely false, although I didn't mention I'll be sticking in a few affiliate links :) )

1 week later, my website was indexed and entered the Top-30. Now it's Top-10 and been there for a while.

Just goes to show, the advice you get in here isn't always the best. You gotta use your common sense sometimes... Google created the re-consideration request for a reason.

:D:D :D Your whole post is making me laugh..OUT LOUD... :D :smokin::smokin::pimp::pimp: And especially the one in bold!

The best thing in forum is that people speak truth a little more than in their own websites where they exaggerate and HYPERBOLIZE everything!!

I am really enjoying the forum ride.
 
By the way can you suggest me a few affiliate sites from your experience? I feel too hectic to try everyone of them out there.

I'm new to all this, and to say about Affiliate Marketing, I've just started learning about it.
 
I've read where people 301 the old domain to a new domain and the link juice is carried over to the new site and has no problems being indexed. I would rather do that, if it fit the criteria in what was going on with the site.
 
You're lucky I saw your post son... read on...

Last year I got a sweet EMD and it turned out its previous owner raped it with x-rumer blasts and god knows what. I built a nice site, high quality content and Google wouldn't even index it. I did a few directories, social marketing and waited 6 weeks, nothing. Google didn't give a fuck.

I came here and asked for advice... got exactly the same answers as what you got above. (e.g... get rid of it, sell it on flippa, you're fucked, move on, etc...)

What I did instead is I filed a re-consideration request on Google, wrote an honest message about how I bought this domain and its previous owner has abused it etc... even added a link to the wayback machine to prove my point. I said my objective is to launch an informative site and provide good content for people etc... (which wasn't completely false, although I didn't mention I'll be sticking in a few affiliate links :) )

1 week later, my website was indexed and entered the Top-30. Now it's Top-10 and been there for a while.

Just goes to show, the advice you get in here isn't always the best. You gotta use your common sense sometimes... Google created the re-consideration request for a reason.

Thanks for posting this, it opened my mind
 
I was in a similar boat. I bought two emd's and started promoting them in a similar manner. One worked up to top three while I had a lot of trouble with the other. Checked way back machine and it looked like the previous owner of the other domain had some kind of directory on it. I kept building links for a little while then kind of forgot about it. After giving up I gave the GWT reconsideration a try. After about 7 days I was number 1 for main kw. Not a really competitive term but there definitely is some kind of disconnect between the de-indexation process and the reconsideration. Take it for what it is and before you throw in the towel and give it a shot.
 
You're lucky I saw your post son... read on...

Last year I got a sweet EMD and it turned out its previous owner raped it with x-rumer blasts and god knows what. I built a nice site, high quality content and Google wouldn't even index it. I did a few directories, social marketing and waited 6 weeks, nothing. Google didn't give a fuck.

I came here and asked for advice... got exactly the same answers as what you got above. (e.g... get rid of it, sell it on flippa, you're fucked, move on, etc...)

What I did instead is I filed a re-consideration request on Google, wrote an honest message about how I bought this domain and its previous owner has abused it etc... even added a link to the wayback machine to prove my point. I said my objective is to launch an informative site and provide good content for people etc... (which wasn't completely false, although I didn't mention I'll be sticking in a few affiliate links :) )

1 week later, my website was indexed and entered the Top-30. Now it's Top-10 and been there for a while.

Just goes to show, the advice you get in here isn't always the best. You gotta use your common sense sometimes... Google created the re-consideration request for a reason.

this one is the right answer. I've experienced it myself. You need to learn how to use what Google provides you not like some people who only know how to write useless comment, really.
 
Surely if website is redesigned again it will be indexed easily using google webmaster tools and analytics also have impact. Just let google know it's fresh again... I want to sell thesexstories.com a 10 years old premium .com domain. If anyone interested please mail at rezoanhaider@yahoo.com