Ms Naughty
2007-05-21, 11:37 PM
In the 950 thread there was discussion about the dangers of a reinclusion request.
Here's Matt Cutts blog post about it from 2005
http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/reinclusion-request-howto/
One of the things we were wondering about was whether a reinclusion request would be harmful to a site because it would attract extra attention.
In a reply to one person's comments Matt says:
If there’s an algorithmic reason why your site isn’t doing well, you can definitely still come back if you change the underlying cause. If a site has been manually reviewed and has been penalized, those penalties do time out eventually, but the time-out period can be very long. It doesn’t hurt your site to do a reinclusion request if you’re not sure what’s wrong or if you’ve checked carefully and can’t find anything wrong.
Just thought I'd post this.
Here's Matt Cutts blog post about it from 2005
http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/reinclusion-request-howto/
One of the things we were wondering about was whether a reinclusion request would be harmful to a site because it would attract extra attention.
In a reply to one person's comments Matt says:
If there’s an algorithmic reason why your site isn’t doing well, you can definitely still come back if you change the underlying cause. If a site has been manually reviewed and has been penalized, those penalties do time out eventually, but the time-out period can be very long. It doesn’t hurt your site to do a reinclusion request if you’re not sure what’s wrong or if you’ve checked carefully and can’t find anything wrong.
Just thought I'd post this.