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SEO December 12, 2012 27 comments Author: Paweł Gontarek Share: Matt Cutts published a short instructional video on how to properly submit a website for reconsideration in case of receiving information about a penalty imposed for cloaking, paid links, SWL links or other "bad" things. What is most important according to Matt: – you should demonstrate active regret and show that we have stopped breaking the guidelines, by removing all bad links and indicate the actions.
We have performed or taken to eliminate cases of violations of the guidelines by our website – when describing your case, show that the actions taken are going in the right direction and that your future Phone Number List actions on the website will not result in a penalty being imposed again – it is good to include in the description of the situation the activities that were performed, including a list of e.g. links that we removed paid links – some of the most important examples) – as detailed as possible – you can include (I know from experience that it helps) a recovery program or a description of future activities we want to take to promote our website – Matt indicates that the form can include a link to a document left on Google Docs.
(I practiced something like this before the link disavowal tool was introduced ) and you can briefly describe the history of the links indicated in the document that we removed. I think it will be very useful to include information in such a document WHY the given link cannot be removed in an SWL file forgotten by the owner or a poor backend - which happens many times) And finally: don't make the same mistakes. because you won't be able to consider it and bring your website back to life.
We have performed or taken to eliminate cases of violations of the guidelines by our website – when describing your case, show that the actions taken are going in the right direction and that your future Phone Number List actions on the website will not result in a penalty being imposed again – it is good to include in the description of the situation the activities that were performed, including a list of e.g. links that we removed paid links – some of the most important examples) – as detailed as possible – you can include (I know from experience that it helps) a recovery program or a description of future activities we want to take to promote our website – Matt indicates that the form can include a link to a document left on Google Docs.
(I practiced something like this before the link disavowal tool was introduced ) and you can briefly describe the history of the links indicated in the document that we removed. I think it will be very useful to include information in such a document WHY the given link cannot be removed in an SWL file forgotten by the owner or a poor backend - which happens many times) And finally: don't make the same mistakes. because you won't be able to consider it and bring your website back to life.