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Internet articles 178 [4426]How To Avoid The Google Sandbox There still is a lot of discussion going on wether the Google Sandbox exists or not. Some say it exists, some say it doesnt. Just pretend it does exist, how is it possible that some SEOs dont get hit by the sandbox filter? First of all, let me explain to you what the Google sandbox is. The sandbox filter is a filter that Google uses on keywords with high search volume and high competition. The whole mindset of the filter is that new website go in some sort of quarantine so they dont rank high in the search engine result pages of Google. This quarantine could take from several months to a year. This was originally introduced to block out spam websites. Before the sandbox filter was born, as a spammer you could make a website, spam Google with it, get banned, and instantly make another website and get your original ranking in Google back again. But with another domainname. And because Google isnt really fast in giving penalties and bans it takes a couple of months before the new domains get caught. This was easy money making in those days! But not anymore, because now the Google Sandbox filter will solve the problem! But that doesnt mean were really stuck to that filter. We are optimizing for search engines, and the sandbox is part of that, so there is a solution. Only new domains trigger the sandbox filter. So a solution may be to buy an old domain name, or if you already have one, use an old domain name. But this is often really expensive and it doesnt always fit your needs. But there is a solution for that: DeletedD. On this website are domains that come available the same day. Just search the age of some of the domains with the A wayback machine, and if you find an old domain, you can buy it at a hosting company for as little as 15 bucks. You can also take a look in Google to see if the website on the domain is still indexed in Google, that fastens up the process a bit. It doesnt