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    Site move / Host change threw me into the Sandbox or worse?

    Hello, Did the URL structure of your website changed when you moved it to the new hosting company? How long was the website down during the move?...
    Post by: Mike_Benner, Dec 8, 2008 in forum: Search Engine Optimization
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    Manage Ads

    How many emails can you keep in your Gmail account? Answer: countless. It doesn't make any sense for Google to limit the number of ad-units that...
    Post by: Mike_Benner, Dec 8, 2008 in forum: AdSense
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    Difference between "no follow" ans "external nofollow"

    Hello, "nofollow" is used for managing the link value flow within the website (not sending a lot of juice to a contact us page or something like...
    Post by: Mike_Benner, Nov 25, 2008 in forum: Link Development
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    HOW FAST should you build links to a 'brand new site' ?

    As explained above you can get as many as you like as long as you're getting them manually. Don't use any automated software and don't use the...
    Post by: Mike_Benner, Nov 25, 2008 in forum: Link Development
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    Would this work for anchor text?

    Hello, Hiding any content (other than drop down menus and stuff, which make sense to be hidden) is considered cloaking and would get the website...
    Post by: Mike_Benner, Nov 25, 2008 in forum: Link Development
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    displaying ads on a per-page/website basis

    Hello, As far as I know, the policy is applied on a "per site" basis. Think about it this way: you shouldn't be allowed to run adsense on a...
    Post by: Mike_Benner, Nov 25, 2008 in forum: Guidelines / Compliance
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    A question about adsense

    As long as you have an approved adsense account and the new websites comply with the Adsense TOS there's no problem at all (adsense wise)....
    Post by: Mike_Benner, Nov 25, 2008 in forum: AdSense
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    Smartpriced Account

    Hello, As far as I noticed from my own experience smartpricing doesn't necessarily have something to do with the topic. Also, the smartpricing...
    Post by: Mike_Benner, Nov 25, 2008 in forum: AdSense
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    Strange Earnings & Clicks ratio

    Hello, As far as I know Google is also showing CPM ads (pay per views). This means that while the CTR was lower (because people didn't click on...
    Post by: Mike_Benner, Nov 25, 2008 in forum: AdSense
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    Whatt's the danger of a site redirecting to yours?

    Hello, I don't know the answer to your question, but you can try to contact google and ask them why this happens for your website and how to fix...
    Post by: Mike_Benner, Nov 25, 2008 in forum: Google
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    Website reorganization

    Hello, Moving files from one folder to another will mean changing the physical URL address. In order to let search engines know that you've...
    Post by: Mike_Benner, Nov 20, 2008 in forum: HTML & Website Design
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    Blog commenting anchor text, etiquette

    Hello, Yes it would still help your website even if the link's anchor is "Stevo". If the blog that you're commenting on is "on-topic" then Google...
    Post by: Mike_Benner, Nov 20, 2008 in forum: Link Development
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    Blog comments - nofollow?

    Keeping the links with nofollow will mean next to no comments at least for new blogs. You can (or hire someone who can, or find a plug-in that...
    Post by: Mike_Benner, Nov 20, 2008 in forum: Search Engine Optimization
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    Google didnt approve my adsense account!!!

    I am currently displaying ads on a "quotes" site(Don't ask me to say which one because I won't), so there's no problem with that. Maybe Google...
    Post by: Mike_Benner, Nov 20, 2008 in forum: Guidelines / Compliance
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    Does it violate TOS to display adsense code in a div tag that floats over content?

    I'm not sure if on top of content is a good idea, but I think you can try on side of content and move it down when the user scrolls the page(to...
    Post by: Mike_Benner, Nov 20, 2008 in forum: AdSense