Check Your 'Sandboxless' Placement In Google
A while back we had a method of checking a site's ranking in a "pre-'sandboxed'" state. When Google added support for 32 character search, it has open up the ability to conduct this search again. All you need to do is end your search with "-sdfsdfq -ddsf -dsfsqdf -dqdfqsdf -dqfsdfqsd -sqdfqsd -sdfsdqfqsdf -sqdfqsdfqs -qsdfqsdf -sdfsqdfqsdf -sqfqsdfqsd -sdfqsdfsq -sdfqsdfsdf -qsdfqsdf" or some variation of it. For example; rustybrick -sdfsdfq -ddsf -dsfsqdf -dqdfqsdf -dqfsdfqsd -sqdfqsd -sdfsdqfqsdf -sqdfqsdfqs -qsdfqsdf -sdfsqdfqsdf -sqfqsdfqsd -sdfqsdfsq -sdfqsdfsdf -qsdfqsdf would show a pre-sandboxed state.
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rustybrick in Google Optimization at January 26, 2005 8:45 AM
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I've been checking these over the past fews days and think it's a bit strange. Yes it will show sandbox sites, but the order of the existing sites scrambles up in some cases 4 or 5 positions. However unless the sandbox is really more a time penalty and not a lack of authority links penalty, the point is moot anyway.
Posted by Graywolf at January 26, 2005 09:39