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How to use Google Alerts to find out if your site gets hacked
Vertical Search News Source: http://www.blogstorm.co.uk
Published: Jun 26, 2008 - 07:37 am
Story Found By: patrickaltoft 1325 Days ago
Category: Vertical Search
Most SEO companies, including mine, see a good number of hacked websites, usually after the site owner contacts us wanting to find out why their Google traffic has suddenly dropped for no apparent reason.
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from ciaran 1325 Days ago #
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This one will be getting added to our to-do list for all clients. Good work Patrick..

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from andrewburnett 1325 Days ago #
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In the bookmarks under "SEO Necessity", thanks!

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from richardbaxterseo 1325 Days ago #
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Agreed! Thanks Patrick.

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from NickWilsdon 1324 Days ago #
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Good tip Patrick. You’ve just pushed me to release the application we created to help with this problem too. It uses Google’s new Safe Browsing API and can send out alerts via email and RSS.  http://sphinn.com/story/55374

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from oldschool 1324 Days ago #
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Well done.  It’s almost too simple.

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