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It seems like these pages were gaining links for you so I would suggest recreating them to the best of your ability. Hopefully it will be high enough quality content again that people will continue to link to it. A 301 is great too but content that relates to something may not be what people will link to in the first place.

Either way it sounds like you know what you are doing SEO wise, but now just think what would be better for the reader.

Perhaps 301 them all now and create the pages as you have time? Good luck.

You could try reaching out to them and buy the domain.

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I just did a large 5k page website with the same kind of auto generation, It worked very well. I'm not sure how your website is setup and if the content is all on the database but ours is and we just had to fill in some variables like this.

<title><?=ucfirst($ctar[county_name]);?> Jail, <?=$star[state_name];?> | Bail Bonds & Lawyer Resources</title>

Most likely you are looking for something like strip tags.

http://www.daniweb.com/web-development/php/threads/285226

http://php.net/manual/en/function.strip-tags.php

Hi Theresa,

Did you clear your browsing history before you did the manual search? Your browser may be saving the site because you've already visited it. To go from the 90's to first page in your results is probably the browser.

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Daniel

We had a client's website hit hard by the Penguin update, particularly on the 24th. Sitewide each keyword lost 10-20 positions. It was in #1 or #2 for the past couple years.

We optimize all of our websites onpage features well and within the whitehat realm. Since this was the only website affected out of 50+ other sites, I am guessing the penalty came directly from the backlink profile which was quite bad. The client had bought two other directory link package deals about 4 years ago which all of the incoming directory links have the exact same anchor text. I warned him this was completely unnatural and we only went after "natural-looking" links since then. Keep in mind these links were from 4+ years ago and did very little for rankings as we came into the picture.

Out of 143 root domain links, around 45 use the same anchor text in link.

We started with about 50 links total 2 years ago and have since built a very good quality profile, or so I thought. I was almost certain is was enough various anchor text to dilute it down.

I'm wondering if any of your websites that have been hit have a high amount of exact match anchor text. I can't believe Google would penalize just for linkbuilding because it seems to be an easy way to attack competitors but all my data is looking that way. Let me know your thoughts if any of your sites have been hit. Thanks

I know the top black hat SEO's could for sure, check out this recent seomoz post: Insurance garbage ranks

In 6 months, I don't see a white hat ever achieving long term ranking in top 3 for "insurance" even with a multi million dollar backlinking budget.