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Google reinclusion requests: A "scalable" solution

Went Hot: January 27, 2008 - 9:00 am
Posted By: baiduyou 527 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://www.jlh-design.com)
Category: Google

In light of Dazzlin Donna's recent 'Matt Cutts, why am I still being punished?' post at SEO Scoop, John Honeck suggests a scalable solution to Google reconsideration requests - Matt Cutts responds.

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from JohnWeb 527 days ago #

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Thanks Baiduyou for the submission, it is very much appreciated.

from sza 527 days ago #

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I'd give it two sphinns if I could.

from Harith 527 days ago #

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Very nice post, John. Sphunn

from Sebastian 527 days ago #

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sza you're right, but sphinn's spam protection actually works so I've buried my sphinn-bot(mega alpha).

from JohnWeb 526 days ago #

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Thank you for your support sza, Harith, and Sebastian.

from Eavesy 525 days ago #

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Amen to that, I have still not heard anything back regarding my directory.

from jfj3rd 524 days ago #

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I wouldn't mind additional open communication from Google. However I'd question the ‘scalability’ of such a task. Sure it might be as simple as a few clicks and a few seconds but how would you feel if you were in Google’s situation with possibly thousands or tens of thousands of reinclusion requests? All of a sudden those 3 – 4 extra seconds to click on an additional link, button or what have you ads up.

I doubt Google is ignoring the request guys. It certainly isn’t a new request by any means. However they have their reasons for not following through with this at this time.

Keep at it; maybe one day it’ll be implemented and we can move forward with our next requests.

John Jones

- 10 minutes of SEO, SEM & Internet Marketing

from sza 524 days ago #

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"how would you feel if you were in Google's situation with possibly thousands or tens of thousands of reinclusion requests?"

Well, how would I feel if I had a problem on my hand that could be solved by employing another 10 people, and oh, by the way, my company would be worth 170 billion dollars, as of today?

Perhaps I'd just weep in a corner, feeling sorry for myself. How would you feel?