My Web site is banned/penalized. Can you help me?

If your business or Web site model contravenes existing search engine guidelines, there is nothing we can do for you. Once you have removed whatever content or features resulted in your Web site being banned or penalized, you can ask for reinclusion from the search engines. It is best to be absolutely certain you are not violating their Webmaster guidelines before seeking reinclusion. After being cleared by a search engine, it may take up to six months for your site to reappear in their results.

If you don't know what you did wrong, we will evaluate your Web site and make suggestions for $500. We offer no guarantees that we will identify all of the probable causes for your penalties or bans. The more information you provide us, the better our analysis will be. If you don't tell us everything, our analysis may do you no good. Search engines do not typically reveal the exact reasons for penalties and bans, but common sense and experience indicate that deceptive content, excessive artificial linking, and other violations of search engine guidelines are the most common reasons for penalties and bans.