I NEED MORE DETAILS ABOUT YOUR PROBLEM

    1. When it happened?
    2. What have you recently did or changed?
    3. Why do you think it banned?

You can find some answers for common ban issues here: http://blog.search3w.com/category/seo_questions_answers/

Panini: Dear Martin,

As requested you can find here more details related to our problem:

    1. When it happened? It happened in March 2007 when we dismissed the old website and launched the new one (as it appears now). Google ranked the domain www.***.it but not the main one www.***.com.

The .com domain was previously ranked in Google but then banned. In June 2007 we also presented the multilingual version of our website.

    2. What have you recently did or changed? We are trying to optimize contents and metatags (title, keyword, description) for search engine optimization but the problem of www.***.com still remains (banned).

    3. Why do you think it banned? We are very confused since the website is well structured and we keep updating contents.

Thanks again for your help

Best Regards

Panini

Search3w: The multilingual version is defiantly the reason. Are you sure all your sites are happily grasping in Google meadow?!

This is typical Google filter for months now, so they’re not banning related sites (checked by whois data similarity, too many cross links, etc),
what they do is, if you have A.com, B.com and C.com domains they will show only A.com were the other two B.com and C.com sites are “transferring their juice” (jargon, read nice explanation here: http://knol.google.com/k/randy-zlobec/what-is-link-juice)tp://knol.google.com/k/randy-zlobec/what-is-link-juice) to A.com.

Don’t be so sure your sites are banned, they just boosted another site of yours. This is exactly what BLOGS are for.

You also hit the “Google canonical filter” which even BMW has been banned in the past (here: http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/ramping-up-on-international-webspam/), from the same reason: Doing wrong with their multiple sites targeting different languages.

Panini, use my analysis and learn how to optimize your sites for Multilingual & International SEO. Do it right and within 6 weeks you are on the road again.

If you have any questions regarding the subject, please contact us.

Best Regards,

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Martin Elchanan Rotstain, CEO
“We help the Web find you”
Web: www.search3w.com
Toll Free: (888) 809-9012 ext 704

“With me being CEO of a search engine optimization and marketing company that has increased sales dramatically for some of the most competitive verticals out there I can tell you that Elchanan is a trust worthy and white hat SEO. It is very hard to find a ‘trust worthy’ SEO and PPC company now days or I should say it’s hard to tell who is legit if your not experienced with it. You will get companies that will guarantee you top rankings for $X amount of dollars, but from my business experience and business relations with Elchanan I can tell you that he is not one of them con-artist.”

A: Title - Max 70 chars
Keywords and desc - Max 250 chars.

Metatags Order:
- Title (first line after the head)
- Keywords
- Desc
- the rest

Hope it helps.

A: Site Analysis
You are using Yahoo Store shopping cart. Y!store is not giving you real SEO solutions

Read more about Yahoo Store SEO here.

The Solution
(1) Login Yahoo Editor and edit Object properties Headline, Custom properties and add the missing Search Engine Optimization elements.

(2) Replace built-in yahoo Site-Search/search-box with better site search solution that integrates with your Yahoo Merchant database.

(3) Improve site navigation, searchability and accesability on your Y!store website.

(4) Use Analytic Tools helps you to understand better your visitors and their behavior. We mean organic and PPC.

(5) Verify Y!store website and add generate Google Sitemaps.

(6) Submit free XML Feed to Google Sitemaps.

Search3w advantaged over the competitors is SEO for the mass: Thousands of keywords published on thousands of web pages links to each other using the “MIT’s Ring Theory” practice.
Check around to find many Google top ten Y! Store sites are doing that – y! store clients and more.

Products like “static site wizard” will solve the Yahoo Store Catalog dynamic content publishing problems. Guarantee.

Fill the form here to get visual sample and live demonstration .

A: Site Analysis
You have about 2,650 indexed pages by Google with bad title metatag.
Only 506 are in the main index, all the rest are in “Google hell”.

Read more about Google hell here.

Read more about Google patent Detecting duplicate and near-duplicate files here.

The Solution
Search3w advantaged over the competitors is SEO for the mass: Thousands of keywords published on thousands of web pages links to each other using the “MIT’s Ring Theory” practice.
Check around to find many Google top ten sites are doing that (some are our customers) – *clients* and more.

Products like “static site wizard” will solve the duplicate content problem. Guarantee.

Fill the form here to get visual sample and live demonstration .

Thanks,
Chris

A: Site Analysis
Your major problem is that the site has no “Google Properties” to compete on major keywords (you are okay with tiny keywords like “*****”).

The Solution
To be on Google 1st page for “*****” you need 505 pages (you have 211) on your website optimized for this keyword along with only 12 good links and few social components.

Products like “static site wizard” will solve 60% of the problem. The rest are to get good links and social networking.

Can’t achieve top ranking with my Yahoo Store website.

A: Site Analysis
Y! store is not acting on Google stage as same as non-y!-store web sites. Once you have few websites hosting on the same Y! server competing on the same arena, will heart one or more of them. More details: Y! Store SEO.

What are the keywords that dropped and what have you recently did in terms of SEM?

A: Site Analysis
Your site is not penalized in any way. You have inner-links content issues that Google dislike and the proof is this: Go to search page number 34 to see this message:

In order to show you the most relevant results, we have omitted some entries very similar to the 333 already displayed.

If you like, you can repeat the search with the omitted results included.

Ratio of 330 “good pages” (main Google database) out of 53,000 “potentially indexed” is bad one.

The Solution
This volume of web pages requires special techniques of content built, inner-links, webmaster XML feeds and on-page SEO. Call me for more details.

Martin

A: To be on Google 1st page for “fingerprint door locks” you need:

• Seven good links (you have only four and the rest are in “google hell” which you must solve). read more about it here: Google Hell
• 41 right SEO pages (you have not-so-well-optimized 260 pages)
• Social Networks (maps, reviews, blog posts, etc)

Sincerely,

Martin

Thanks

Christian

A: Hello,

Thank you for contacting Search3w Search Engine Solutions.
Your website is okay with searchability (for the html part) but terrible with usability.

How many products do you have?
For more than 500 products using search3w printer friendly product will rank your long keywords on the organic left side of Google.

Jewelry is one of the hot battles online, and you must find your unique niche to be successful. Try to optimize long queries only for the hope some people will look for it. They will buy once they will find you. Try Google AdWords (blog) to test your ideas.

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Sincerely,

Martin
Search3w.com
“We help the Web find you”
Toll Free: 1-888-809-9012
Web: www.search3w.com

Subject: New Optional Benchmarking Feature Available in Google Analytics
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Dear Google Analytics users,

We are writing to let you know about a change in our service offerings. If you have logged into your account recently, you may have noticed that you can now choose to share your Google Analytics data. By providing data sharing options, we hope to provide you with transparency, control, and new services based on your preferences.

To learn more about data sharing settings, visit our FAQs:
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We’re also happy to announce industry benchmarking as the first new feature available to those who opt to share their data. Benchmarking lets you compare your metrics against industry verticals.

To enable this optional new feature, an administrator on your account will need to make the following selections on the Google Analytics data sharing settings page:

1. Log into your account. You’ll see the yellow data sharing settings box on the Analytics Settings page.

2. Click the “More data sharing options” link within the yellow box.

3. Select the second checkbox to specify that you want to share your data “Anonymously with Google products and the benchmarking service”. You can also choose to share your data “With Google products only” to take advantage of advanced Google advertising products and services as they become available.

The industry benchmarking feature is currently in beta. Once you have enabled benchmarking, it may take up to two weeks before the categorized, aggregated and anonymized benchmarking data shows up in your reports.

For more information on the benchmarking service, visit our FAQs: http://www.google.com/support/googleanalytics/bin/topic.py?topic=13909

In addition to the new benchmarking service, opting to share your data will also enable you to take advantage of new advanced Google products and services as they become available. We think these services will offer greater insight and sophistication to users who have opted to share their data. However, if you would prefer not to use these services, simply specify on the settings page that you don’t want to share your data.

Sincerely,

The Google Analytics Team

Does anyone have any idea why this happens?