All Posts About: Google Penalty

If your website has been penalised by Google, your not alone. It’s very common. Your business is tracking along quite nicely, you are shooting high on page 1 of Google and then boom, all of a sudden your rankings are gone. This is an absolute disaster and this happens all the time to websites that

Google makes so many updates every year. In fact, they are refining their search algorithm daily to improve and refine their search results. Some changes are barely noticeable but others, like the one we have just had in August, has made a huge difference to some websites rankings. In fact, this is the biggest core

Google is on the warpath and is out there crawling the web for websites that deliver a poor user experience, are weak on content, have little or no value to the end-user and are graphically flawed. Google, as we all know is constantly tweaking and refining its algorithm to deliver top quality content so that

Google’s latest algorithmic update is known as Penguin 4.0 and it’s a game-changer. It will radically shift the way people, businesses and SEO companies look at SEO and how it’s implemented. It is without a doubt a huge algorithmic shift in the way Google indexes and ranks and it is designed to really weed out

Getting your website penalised by Google is now a lot more common than you think. A Google penalty is when your website has been singled out by Google for either non-compliance issues or for spammy, inorganic SEO practices and this has resulted in your website losing its ranking. It’s a horrible position to be in

What is a Google Penalty? A Google Penalty is when your website has been penalised by Google for inorganic or unnatural activity such as over optimisation of keywords, spammy backlinking activity, thin website content or dodgy SEO practices practised by your SEO agency. SEM Rush defines a Google Penalty as a negative effect inflicted on

Having a Google manual penalty is essentially the death of your website unless you take steps to get this penalty overturned. If you don’t attempt or try this then you might as well delete your website as staying in the penalty will mean that your site will never even rank. Getting the penalty overturned is

Once your website has been penalised by the Google Penguin and Panda update, the issues that will arise for your business are quick and immediate. That is, once your website has disappeared from the search results, it is more than likely that sales and revenues are going to start to fall. This is catastrophic for

If you think that you can push your SEO campaign to turbocharge mode in the hope of getting your website to the first page of Google, then you are mistaken. SEO is a lengthy process, a time consuming, labour intensive campaign that can take many months ( up to a year in some cases) to

You have worked hard to finally get your Google ranking where you want it to be. That is, on the first page of Google for your main keywords. Over the last 3 to 4 months, you have watched your website slowly and gradually progress from page 10 up the rankings. How fantastic is that? Business is