Everyone does mistakes but not everyone forgives them and Google falls in the less forgiving ones category. If you have got your website blocked or blacklisted for adsense by not complying with any of the adsense policies Google is not going to let you re-participate in their program with that specific site. No matter how much re-consideration requests you send, Google forgives very seldom. If you feel bad for your mistake and want to play fair onwards then the tip below is definitely for you.
To make your site re-participate in the adsense the best choice for you is to buy a new domain and put 301 redirect from the old domain. For example if you had www.some-domain.com, buy www.some-domain.net and create a dynamic redirect which redirects every page to the same page on the new domain.
The new domain will not be blacklisted as far as you comply with their policies. All the pages from your new domain will indexed as it is and you will not lose any traffic. Google recommends 301 redirect when you have to move your site permanently so the move will be search engine friendly.
Htaccess Redirect:
To completely shift all pages of your site to new domain, simply
- Download htaccess file from the root of your server.
- edit the file with notepad, skip the existing code and add this at the end, where domain.com is the new domain name.
- redirectMatch 301 ^(.*)$ http://www.domain.com
redirectMatch permanent ^(.*)$ http://www.domain.com - Upload the htaccess file to replace with the previous one and you are done.
To know more about how to do 301 redirect on different platforms, please read about 301 redirects here.
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Ahhhh! I see.
But these tricks don’t work with some certain CMS. You cannot use multiple domains with Joomla for instance.
If you do the redirections right, it is supposed to work with anything in the world :)
Interestingly its not quite easy to do that. it is possible but taking only one thing redirecting each post towards new, its simpy not as easy as it seems. Though Google for itself would help you to do so, they have a ncie tool in their Webmaster Central controls, but still you would need a hand from some a pro.
Dude.. Im VERY bad example of PHP coder. Still I wrote it in it works :)
< ?php
//This will fetch current browser url in variable url
$url = (!empty($_SERVER['HTTPS'])) ? "https://".$_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'].$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] : "http://".$_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'].$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];
//put the number of character in the $cut which u want to cut from the start which is length of your first domain
$cut=21;
$newurl=substr($url, $cut); //newurl has now the remaining part of the link
//redirect to new domain name, put your new domain name in variable newdomain. Do include www. in that
$newdomain="";
header('location: http://'.$newdomain.$newurl);
?>
hahahha…..
Pakistani Approch ….
ala…..nice share..
hmm niceee
its nice one..
one of my site was also banned by Adsense and have did the same as u have mentioned in the post and its working great. The traffic is generating from old site to the new one and getting good $$ from it.