Meatiest Post Of The Day: Unboxing Google’s Sandbox
by Tony Hung on September 25, 2006
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.
One comment
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.
by Google Success on October 1, 2006 at 3:29 pm. #