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- bluedig, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1Summary:
In retrospect, Sanar thinks he can trace his problem to a search marketing consultant he had paid $35,000 to improve Skyfacet's Google rankings. He now believes the consultant mistakenly replicated content on many of the site's pages, making them look like duplicate--that is, spam--content. But even after he reversed the consultant's changes, he couldn't get Skyfacet's pages out of Google Hell, where they remain today. - blogstar, on 10/12/2007, -0/+0Eagerly awaiting Matt Groenig's next strip, "Life in Google Hell"


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