What is the Google Sandbox effect?
Do search engines really sandbox all new websites?
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The Google sandbox effect fact or fiction?
Fiction. Myth. Bogus. Malarky. Not true. Lie. BS. About as true as a politician's campaign promises.
Definition: Google Sandbox Effect (sandboxing)
What is the Google Sandbox Effect, or, what is sandboxing?
1. A common belief that Google routinely or systematically ignores all new websites for a certain period of time -- just for being new sites.
2. The misconception that Google puts all new websites in a category known as "sandboxed sites," that are not worthy of being indexed or making the "top 10."
3. A term used when there is a misunderstanding about how robots really work that results in blaming Google for a website's shortcomings.
4. A common excuse offered by SEO companies that have failed to perform as promised and do not get their clients' websites indexed by search engines.
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