http://lisaangelettieblog.com/article-marketing-strategy-are-your-articles-in-the-google-sandbox/ Content Marketing Strategist Lisa Angelettie Thu, 17 May 2012 00:23:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://lisaangelettieblog.com/article-marketing-strategy-are-your-articles-in-the-google-sandbox/comment-page-1/#comment-1027 Lisa Angelettie Mon, 03 Aug 2009 16:33:15 +0000 http://lisaangelettieblog.com/?p=639#comment-1027 Absolutely Alex. In fact, I forgot to put that in the article. A winning formula would be: One or several backlinks from an older or more established site + regular publishing = a one way ticket out of the Google Sandbox. BUT I do want to add that the older backlink isn't always enough. Not if you want your way out of the sandbox quickly. You have to produce new content from the site on a regular basis as well. That is key. Absolutely Alex. In fact, I forgot to put that in the article. A winning formula would be: One or several backlinks from an older or more established site + regular publishing = a one way ticket out of the Google Sandbox. BUT I do want to add that the older backlink isn’t always enough. Not if you want your way out of the sandbox quickly. You have to produce new content from the site on a regular basis as well. That is key.

]]> http://lisaangelettieblog.com/article-marketing-strategy-are-your-articles-in-the-google-sandbox/comment-page-1/#comment-2224 Lisa Angelettie Mon, 03 Aug 2009 16:33:00 +0000 http://lisaangelettieblog.com/?p=639#comment-2224 Absolutely Alex. In fact, I forgot to put that in the article. A winning formula would be: One or several backlinks from an older or more established site + regular publishing = a one way ticket out of the Google Sandbox. BUT I do want to add that the older backlink isn't always enough. Not if you want your way out of the sandbox quickly. You have to produce new content from the site on a regular basis as well. That is key. Absolutely Alex. In fact, I forgot to put that in the article. A winning formula would be: One or several backlinks from an older or more established site + regular publishing = a one way ticket out of the Google Sandbox. BUT I do want to add that the older backlink isn’t always enough. Not if you want your way out of the sandbox quickly. You have to produce new content from the site on a regular basis as well. That is key.

]]> http://lisaangelettieblog.com/article-marketing-strategy-are-your-articles-in-the-google-sandbox/comment-page-1/#comment-1023 Alex Lim Mon, 03 Aug 2009 11:53:11 +0000 http://lisaangelettieblog.com/?p=639#comment-1023 I guess Google isn’t welcoming for new sites after all. Thanks for the practical tips Lisa. Your ideas are really useful and easy to follow. However, getting out of goggle sandbox is quite complicated, I believe. Maybe adding another strategy to your tip may help. Like, using a new domain that originates from an old site that already got out of the Sandbox, combining them together could get you out in that “box”. .-= Alex Lim ´s last blog ..<a href="http://alexliminc.com/introduction-to-my-90-day-challenge-and-my-confession/" rel="nofollow">Introduction To My 90 Day Challenge…. And My Confession</a> =-. I guess Google isn’t welcoming for new sites after all.
Thanks for the practical tips Lisa. Your ideas are really useful and easy to follow.
However, getting out of goggle sandbox is quite complicated, I believe. Maybe adding another strategy to your tip may help. Like, using a new domain that originates from an old site that already got out of the Sandbox, combining them together could get you out in that “box”.
.-= Alex Lim ´s last blog ..Introduction To My 90 Day Challenge…. And My Confession =-.

]]> http://lisaangelettieblog.com/article-marketing-strategy-are-your-articles-in-the-google-sandbox/comment-page-1/#comment-2223 Alex Lim Mon, 03 Aug 2009 11:53:00 +0000 http://lisaangelettieblog.com/?p=639#comment-2223 I guess Google isn’t welcoming for new sites after all. Thanks for the practical tips Lisa. Your ideas are really useful and easy to follow. However, getting out of goggle sandbox is quite complicated, I believe. Maybe adding another strategy to your tip may help. Like, using a new domain that originates from an old site that already got out of the Sandbox, combining them together could get you out in that “box”. .-= Alex Lim ´s last blog ..<a href="http://alexliminc.com/introduction-to-my-90-day-challenge-and-my-confession/">Introduction To My 90 Day Challenge…. And My Confession</a> =-. I guess Google isn’t welcoming for new sites after all.
Thanks for the practical tips Lisa. Your ideas are really useful and easy to follow.
However, getting out of goggle sandbox is quite complicated, I believe. Maybe adding another strategy to your tip may help. Like, using a new domain that originates from an old site that already got out of the Sandbox, combining them together could get you out in that “box”.
.-= Alex Lim ´s last blog ..Introduction To My 90 Day Challenge…. And My Confession =-.

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