Can you escape from Google Penalties

**muqtada123** · 07-22-2009 04:34 PM

Few things frighten a website owner more than the possibility of being assessed a penalty from Google. The reason for that fear is uncertainty. Not everyone is entirely certain what will invoke the wrath of the search engine giant. Because of that unknown factor, many legitimate and entirely honest webmasters often believe they have been subjected to a penalty, even when they are not.

Part of the confusion over Google penalty policy is not knowing what will cause a penalty. Another area of concern is what exactly Google's various punishments involve and how they are applied. Knowing how to avoid penalties entirely by only using above board optimization techniques is the best policy for every legitimate website owner to utilize.

Avoiding the many known penalty triggers will provide peace of mind and far better results in the search engine results pages (SERPs). Severe abuses of the Google search engine policies and terms of service can lead to outright banning of your website from the search engine giant. Because of that potentially devastating loss of revenue to your online business, it pays to use only the best search engine practices.

The question then, is what is considered a penalty, and how can you avoid being handed one.

**my_misyel** · 07-22-2009 07:38 PM

^As long as you're following the rules or TOS then you don't have to worry if Google will penalize you.

**muqtada123** · 07-23-2009 06:39 PM

yes, but if someone get a penalty what is the best way to get out it after sending reconsideration email to Google?

**Jenie0109** · 07-31-2009 02:47 AM

if you just received a penalty not banned from SE... then there's the possibility to stand again... Quit doing black hat...

**Nikesb** · 08-10-2009 10:10 PM

If you are a professinal website in the internet. i feel it is inpossible to happen.Of course maybe we will make many mistakes.but it also is inavidance.

**georgie** · 08-18-2009 08:48 PM

You can avoid penalties if you avoid/stop those black hat methods. Back hat uses unethical ways just to get inbound links. Here are some of the techniques they usually do:
invisible or hidden text
link farms
spamming
door-way pages
cloaking
keyword stuffing

**Jenie0109** · 08-19-2009 04:40 AM

There are types of Google penalties.... One is filtering your site and will loosen your SERP fast... Second one is webpage banned which is severe. Im still not sure though if once youre banned from Google, they will still lift the banned. But i guess, NEVER...

**Pwdrin** · 08-25-2009 07:03 PM

I'm currently banned, but I am creating a new website, I used a unfinnished website as the main, and they kinda noticed so I gotta try again when its done.

But they didnt say it was because my last account got banned. SO maybe a 1.5 years down the line its fine...