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BlueKnight · Posted: Sat May 12, 2012 11:16 pm Post subject: Google, Viruses and my web

Heh,

google found viruses at my web,

i removed all infected webistes,

now it's none of viruses at my web,

but this stupid notice is still.

what a piece of SHi...........TTTTT ;/

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laptop123 · Posted: Sun May 13, 2012 7:55 am Post subject:

Google chrome gave a warning when i opened a page on this forum that had a link to your site!

Wonderland · Posted: Sun May 13, 2012 8:09 am Post subject:

Blacklisting could be the result of bad SEO, or perhaps too much SEO/trying to game Google.

Have you been doing anything with Keywords? KW crowding? KW stuffing? KW spamming? Too much KW repetition? Or - perhaps things like bad backlinks from negatively ranked sites?

Your site usability is probably taking the hit. If it looks like a spammy site (as an SEO/Marketer/general web user - it unfortunately does) - or has no user friendliness and navigational clarity - you will get hit by Google.

I've figured out where the other main hit is coming from. Duplicate content. You have copied and pasted content from XtremeMind's product description, and put it on your site. Yes - with good intention of giving explanation to your web visitors - but Google takes this quite seriously and thinks you're just trying to compete and copy the original site. The original page with the most authority (Xtrememind) will not get hit - but your site will. Your content and text has to be original.

It's also all listed on one home page - no user friendliness or clarity.

They have recently released a newer algorithm to decide what ranks well, etc. It's called the Penguin update. You might want to check it out, or do some SEO reading to make your site better for Google and your users.

For me - it's not got anything to do with viruses. It's the content on your website. It's just one long page filled with links, descriptions of products, and is very cluttered. You need to have something your users will enjoy. There are too many listings on the home page - categorize everything and create original content.
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chipervadesall · Posted: Sun May 13, 2012 9:42 am Post subject:

BlueKnight · Posted: Sun May 13, 2012 9:45 pm Post subject:

Wonderland · Posted: Mon May 14, 2012 4:56 am Post subject:

If it's not the Keyword stuff I was talking about - it's definitely the other stuff I mentioned. For sure. It's the content you've been using.

(Adding your site to online catalog's could also potentially be adding to the problem as well. If it's a negative website with a page listing a whole list of links and yours is one of them - that could be detrimental. Depends on the quality of the site linking to you.)
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BlueKnight · Posted: Mon May 14, 2012 5:34 am Post subject:

laptop123 · Posted: Mon May 14, 2012 6:19 am Post subject:

Malware warnings are not caused by SEO issues or SEO abuse.

Your site has probably been compromised.... if its truly cleaned up, it may take some time for Google to trust your url again.

Check your entire site for links that you did not add...

One of my sites got hacked cause i saved the site's login details in a popular ftp app (filezilla) on my pc.

There are viruses out there that search for login details from popular ftp apps, and then automatically download it to the hackers website.. he then adds a few links and uploads it. Such exploits were commonly spread through PDF files that people got from torrents... there are other ways ofcoarse to get those viruses...

you probably still have it on your computer. Change the ftp password to your site and do not save the login details in your ftp client.

Wonderland · Posted: Mon May 14, 2012 7:51 am Post subject: