davidairey
Ledger,
Thanks for the well-wishes.
SEOish,
Every Digg, every thumbs up in StumbleUpon, every comment left on my blog - it all helped enormously. Brings back that festive spirit. ;)
On my blog post, I pose a question about how to approach my SEO, and how I should configure the two addresses (.co.uk and .com). If anyone here could lend their valued opinion, I'd appreciate it.
I hope you all have a wonderful new year!
Matt,
Thanks again for taking the time. It's very good of you.
Looking forward to reading your thoughts on the SEO issue.
All the best.
Thanks for the Sphinn, Patrick.
Shaun, again, that's very kind of you to offer a few links from your site.
Dr, you're very welcome for my story. I hope that a few people will learn from my experience, so the same thing doesn't happen to them.
Wheel,
Thanks for your support.
Bill,
If you re-read my article, you'll notice that on the day I left for India, the hacker posted the support ticket to ICDSoft. Therefore, keylog software in India was certainly not the issue.
Diane,
My initial reason for switching to GMail was because I use a laptop and desktop for work, and I wanted to have all my emails available on both. No doubt there was another way around it, but at the time a webmail service made most sense to me. Hindsight's a wonderful thing though eh?
Halomark,
Sorry to learn of your loss. I've been reading up on GMAil issues, and realise there have been a few others dating back some time.
It's been a learning experience, that's for sure. Fingers crossed that my rankings return, and I appreciate everyone taking the time to comment on the subject. It's interesting to read your thoughts.
Thanks also for the well-wishes.
Danny,
That's up to you whether you think I'm telling the truth or not. It's just that I see many, many popular blogs using TLA and selling advertising, and they seem to have 'followed' links, yet no word of any penalty.
I thought that by publishing my blog post I'd bring the subject a little more attention. Granted, it's a drop in the ocean compared to the reach that Matt Cutts has, but if I wasn't reading his blog, I imagine some of my readers weren't either.
Matt S.,
Glad you find something of interest on my blog, and thanks for reading buddy.
Andy, Lyndon,
I'm about to publish an article about my own Google penalty, where I thank you both for helping me out. I wish I knew more about the Google terms of service, or at least received a warning before action was taken.
Hi Lyndon,
Thanks for the kind words. This prize draw wouldn't have been anything to write home about if it weren't for the generosity of sponsors such as you.
It'll be a happy winner who bags your SEO consultation!
Andy, Ben, Maki,
Thanks again for sponsoring the prize draw! You're all experts in your niches.
Thanks for the tip, Tom.
I'm not very SEO savvy, and if I wasn't hosting the competition I'd certainly enter, hoping to win Lyndon's SEO consultation. ;)
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