Here I am going to tell the Google Sandbox theory and the tips and tricks to escape it. This article will help you to know all about Google Sandbox Theory and how to combat yourself from its effects. This will be very useful for the webmaster.

These are the few points you should know before knowing about Google Sandbox Theory.

The Google Sandbox has no official confirmation from Google.

The Google Sandbox started from 2004 onwards.

Without being able to verify the existence of a Sandbox, much less its features, it becomes very hard to devise strategies to combat its effects.

If you search the internet about Google Sandbox you will get informations in pieces not in complete. No practical and commercial useful information is very heard to get on this issue from internet. Some of the people will only giving their experience with Sandbox.

Many webmaster are worried that in spite of having a lot of inbound links on their websites they are not indexed according their keywords in the search engines.

Practically what is reported that after getting indexed at the top of some organic search engines, websites are dropped from the listing or get very low ranking.

This is the effect of Sandbox after 2004 started with websites created on.

So the webmasters are in problem of how to get rid of this Sandbox effect.

Slowly webmasters are accustomed to the Sandbox effects and they are trying to combat with it after Google sandbox update.

Possible explanations for the Google Sandbox Effect

Google Sandbox work on Time Delay Factors.

Normally a website is released from Sandbox when it gets a certain number of inbound links.

The most important factor of releasing of a website from sandbox is the age of the inbound links of that website.

If a website is created for one year and has not sufficiently build inbound links then there is no chance of releasing this site form Sandbox.

How to find out wheter your website is sandboxed or not

It is very easy to check whether your website is sandboxed or not. Just check the placement of your site in any search engine, if it is in the fortieth page in spite of a lot of inbound links and the age of your website is almost one year then you can take it that your site is sandboxed.

How to escape the Sandbox

The time that you spend in the Google Sandbox is directly linked to when you start acquiring quality links for your website. Thus, if you do nothing, your website may not be released from the Google Sandbox.

However, if you keep your head down and keep up with a low-intensity, long-term link building plan and keep adding inbound links to your website, you will be released from the Google Sandbox after an indeterminate period of time (but within a year, probably six months). In other words, the filter will stop having such a assive effect on your website. As the ·Allegra' update showed, websites that were constantly being optimized during the time that they were in the Sandbox began to rank quite high for targeted keywords after the Sandbox effect ended.

This and other observations of the Sandbox phenomenon · combined with an understanding of search engine philosophy · have lead me to pinpoint the following strategies for minimizing your website's ·Sandboxed' time.

SEO strategies to minimize your website's "sandboxed" time Start promoting your website the moment you create your website, not when your website is ·ready'. Don't make the mistake of waiting for your website to be ·perfect'. The motto is to get your product out on the market, as quickly as possible, and then worry about improving it. Otherwise, how will you ever start to make money? Establish a low-intensity, long-term link building plan and follow it religiously. For example, you can set yourself a target of acquiring 20 links per week, or maybe even a target of contacting 10 link partners a day (of course, with SEO Elite, link building is a snap). This will ensure that as you build your website, you also start acquiring inbound links and those links will age properly · so that by the time your website exits the Sandbox you would have both a high quantity of inbound links and a thriving website.

Avoid black-hat techniques such as keyword stuffing or ·cloaking'. Google's search

algorithm evolves almost daily, and penalties for breaking the rules may keep you

stuck in the Sandbox longer than usual.

Save your time by remembering the 20/80 rule: 80 percent of your optimization can

be accomplished by just 20 percent of effort. After that, any tweaking left to be done is specific to current search engine tendencies and liable to become ineffective once a search engine updates its algorithm. Therefore don't waste your time in optimizing for each and every search engine · just get the basics right and move on to the next page.

Remember, you should always optimize with the end-user in mind, not the search engines. If the visitors are benfited then you also will be benifited. Never forget this.