SEO Tycoon

**mcooce** · 11:10 PM

Why does your sites been subject to Sandbox?

How to get out of google's Sandbox?

And how to know one site been subject to Sandbox?

Can anyone tell me about these question.

I am confused.

**mcooce** · 11-10-2007, 11:21 PM

Some on said:
Unfortunately, there is no sure fire way to get out of the Google “Sandbox”. There are theories that suggest placing your site on a subdomain of an established site and then using a 301 redirect to your domain once established. This is less than desirable for a variety of reasons, among them being no proof really exists for this and what company wants to be a parasite on another company’s website? All you can really do is wait.

But i cann't understand.
Is there more well way?

**ADAM Web Design** · 11-11-2007, 03:15 AM

Doesn't exist, nothing to get out of, therefore, nothing to worry about.

A lot of people confuse the effect of normal site/business growth with that of a "Sandbox". Simply put, they don't see much traffic to their site for a period of X, then they go screwing around with things, adding more content, changing the layout, getting other people to share the site, and experiencing the same growth that brick and mortar businesses experience without realizing that this is the likely cause and effect. Hence, the Sandbox theory.

In other words, it's a theory created by SEO idiots (along with the -X penalties) who examine a small series of unrelated things and come to an illogical conclusion.

**chrishirst** · 11-11-2007, 06:52 AM

The so called "sandbox" is simply an effect created by links not counting until the source is "trusted" is the simplest way of putting it.

**usearchme** · 11-11-2007, 08:14 AM

Hi there

I never really understood the explanation to the sandbox theorys anyway they never made sense, so really doesnt suprise me that it doesnt exist lol !

Woc