Link Building After Google Penguin
A recovery is actually possible. Some sites were able to remove their penalty, but it was not an easy thing. In doing "clean link building", first and foremost, you should be exactly thorough. You need to check every domain that links to you and decide if it's good or bad. If it's bad, then immediately request for its removal.
Secondly, staying mad at Google won't help and get you anywhere so just keep your focus on your business. Do all of the very best that you can to understand what it is that you need to do and start doing it.
Lastly, you should really be strict. Being a harsh aggressor will help you cut to the chase so you can save your time and Google's and then move on. If in doubt if a link is really a good link, do not try to find any justification for it because a good link doesn't need one. A good link builder knows that. So just get back to the point and just focus on building or rebuilding your business as soon as possible.
I've said that recovery is not an easy thing. Approximately, project settings involving more than a million links and 7,000 linking domains take 600 hours of work or more - that's 75 days - almost three months. However, you can scale up the effort and cut down the time and cost with outsource link building wherein multiple people are trained to reorganize the signs of a bad link. This can considerably push the work through in a reasonable amount of time.
Obviously, one of the easiest ways to connect with link builders is through email. This can be a start as long as you are prepared to make multiple requests, and don't just stop there yet. If deemed insufficient, contacting via phone and snail mails will also aid. Of course, you need to be polite no matter what approach you make because you are asking someone a favor so you should be factual about it. Here's an example fromhttp://searchenginewatch.com/
Google has complained to us about some of the links to our site, and we fear that the link on your site to ours may look like a paid link. For that reason, we would like to request that you remove the link(s) from your site. The link appears on this page: *insert the domain here*.
If you have been hit by Penguin, it now becomes a waiting game for you where you hope for an algorithm update and for the best. For those who received an "unnatural link message", once "clean link building" is done, file a reconsideration request immediately. Yes, you and your business were hurt but don't complain about it because the people who will receive your request were only required to review facts with regard to the problem detected on your site. They are also not interested with the amount you spend on ads. A detailed documentation will also be of great help; but, you should make your reconsideration request short so a link to Google Docs with the situation details will be more than okay.
Unfortunately, there is no simple answer to the million dollar question of how much you will be able to recover. Some of the traffic that you used to get were from the bad links that you have now removed. Removing a penalty is not an assurance that you will be at your peak again. Permanent traffic loss will approximately depend on the percentage of bad links removed. Usually, 25% is lost even after recovery.
Yes, even recovery can be painful; but, once you have recovered, it will be like driving safely while shifting gears and accelerating towards the growth of your business.
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