Great site i being using

i have come accross this website http://www.searchenginegenie.com/sandbox-checker.php

it lets you know what keywords are in the sandbox
if your site is in the sand box
if you are banned by google and alot more
this should help a lot of newbies like my self thanks paul

Well, there's a site for you...

I see this :



and I see no option to enter a url.

I feel lucky - who ever heard of a keyword being sandboxed?

Imagine the situation were keywords to be sandboxed...

We'd get NO results for them - that'd be quite user unfriendly...

Not impressed. At ALL!

MCS
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nice!.. i will this url to my list... and add you as a contribuer
http://forums.seochat.com/google-optimization-7/links-articles-and-interesting-info-for-newbies-and-pros-86476.html

It worked for you?

How?

Uhmm, it seem that in firefox dont work, but i had try with safari and it work correct.

oh i see... in firefox i use the url this guy provide us... but in safari i use this http://www.searchenginegenie.com/sandbox-checker.htm

only trying to help newbies like my self out, just thought there was some good help on there
so what you are saying keywords cant be in the sand box

can you edit you original post beacuse:
http://www.searchenginegenie.com/sandbox-checker.php dont work

instead is this one:
http://www.searchenginegenie.com/sandbox-checker.htm

Yes, that's what I said. Web pages can be sandboxed (as long as you accept that the sandbox exists... I accept that ) But keywords?

No how can a keyword be sandboxed?

Perhaps I'm stupid, but there's no logic in it.

Some say that sites attacking "certain" keywords get sandboxed while others (which are aiming for "less saught after keywords) don't.

This is wrong.

Any site can find itself in the sandbox - no matter which keywords would apply to it.

I'll go through my theory once again - but briefly because I'm tired and have "things" to do ;)

A site is created. It gets into Google's index and does quite well for a while (all relative and all depending on competition).

During the site's brief initial "success" algos are at work - they'll probably try and work out which search terms best fit this newly indexed site - I imagine it's quite complicated...

Once the site has been search phrase mapped, it'll be dropped - or hampered - from the results returned for searches using the phrases (ok, I'll say it, keywords) that the algo decided best suite the "new" site's content.

The site can now be said to be sandboxed (if you're a believer).

But the keyword wasn't sandboxed - the "searcher" can use it and still get results. WHich wouldn't be the case were it "sandboxed." would it?

The site gets sandboxed.

That's all I was saying.

Sites, not keywords.

or is that sily? is it ilogical?

Have I gone barmy (or barmier?)

Anyway - it's of little importance - I'd still like to see this tool working... But I'm not changing browsers to do so...

I'll give it a whirl

Wish me luck!

Thanks for the corrected link - that worked fine - it picked out a site which is sandboxed and flagged it as such too!

Impressive ;)

the site is sandboxed, not the keyword - one should probably say that "the site is sandboxed for the keyword (or phrase)?

Lovely jubbly!

Well done

MCS
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hmmm...nice tool...but is it using API to query google??...
Some one put me in a doubt by saying "never use a site or software which query google without an API"

Am i right?