In what surely must be the meatiest post of the day — virtually dripping with rich fat – Andy Hagans over at Text-Link-Ads does corporate blogging proud by de-mystifying Google’s Sandbox.
The sandbox is a type of purgatory that most, if not all, websites (or domains) go, when they are first put up on the ‘net. It serves as a testing ground of sorts before the site pops up with any sort of ranking under any relevant search terms.
Mr. Hagans does a masterful job of breaking down:
- What the sandbox is
- What it means for your business
- How its changed over the past few years
- How to take advantage of those changes
- What links means to the sandbox
- How to *really* get great links
Do yourself and check it out.
Because it needs to be printed, bookmarked, and pasted on your fridge.
For real.


October 1st, 2006 at 3:29 pm | Permalink
The article on Google Sandbox by Andy is very timely and exhaustive. Hope I can beat the sandbox for my new sites using that knowledge.