Is there any way to find out how many people blocked our site in Google?
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With it being a factor in Panda, I would like to know what the number is and whether it's high / low compared to other sites etc. I kind of doubt a lot of people would have blocked us, but I'd like to at least be aware of whether that's a problem for us.
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Really, I have no idea why anyone would block our site. I don't actually think people would block our site. But that's one of the stated metrics for the April 2011 Panda update and that affected us. After a year of trying one thing after another, this is just another thing I want to rule out. If there is something there, then I do need to try and figure out why on earth people would click that.
I'd also like to get a feel for what normal numbers are. Do competitors click on those block links? If someone clicked that link a year ago, would that still be counting against us in the algorithm? Seems like a pretty easy form of negative SEO if so. I just have zero insight into this and I don't think it would really be against Google's interest to let us know when people have blocked our pages.
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Why do you think people will have blocked your site? To me that's a bigger question than 'how many'. If there are reasons people may block you, I'd work on changing that first.
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