Can someone hep me on writing a letter to google reconsideration
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Can someone hep me and charge for it on writing a letter to google reconsideration in native english?
I did everything on this last year to respect google guidelines, and i as site owner always did on generating good content and usability to my site althoung a seo company had generate unnutural links that i manage to remove almost of them.
i did all and more contacting webmasters to solve it.
But i am not a english native speaker, i am just a content generator with a webmaster account.
I is my last try to save my domain. Can someone help me on write a good google last letter?
thanks
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Considering your Q/A request for help was coherent, I think that you'll be fine writing the reconsideration request yourself. The spam team deal with non-native English speakers all the time. I would just make sure that you explain what you've done to your site to make it comply with Google guidelines (removing unnatural links, etc.)
- Admit any mistakes made.
- What has been done to fix these mistakes.
- Be as detailed as possible
From Google reconsideration tool: "Tell us more about what happened: what actions might have led to any penalties, and what corrective actions have been taken. If you used a search engine optimization (SEO) company, please note that. Describing the SEO firm and their actions is a helpful indication of good faith that may assist in evaluation of reconsideration requests."
Here is a great article on the whole process: http://www.bruceclay.com/newsletter/volume96/google-reconsideration-request.htm
I hope that helps!
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There are services out there, but I think a personal reply is probably the best (your English was fine in the question:) Since they see a ton of these canned responses, this is your best option.
Just make sure you are honest and cover all the points Google wants you to cover. See this video for more information..
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