Google Warnings
 

Hey gfyers !

I have a question, because today, i was checking my mails, and i got a warning from google saying that:

"Google has detected that your site may be showing different pages to users from those that are shown to Google. For example, users visiting from specific browsers, devices, or IP ranges may be redirected in ways that violate our quality guidelines. Cloaking and sneaky redirects are violations of Google's Webmaster Guidelines. As a result of your site using cloaking and/or sneaky redirects, Google has applied a manual spam action to "yoursite.com". There may be other actions on your site or parts of your site."

Same for my Google+ account, i was sharing my pictures there.

The coincidence is that this warning happens just after i joined crackrevenue , besides this, my content are not pornographic ones.

What do you think ?

Any sneaky redirects?

The only sneaky redirections could be from crackrevenue ads that redirects visitors to adult networks, but i guess every adult advertisers use the same marketing strategies ?

In that case, i wonder which adult companies should i be able to use without breaking Google's guidelines, it would be shitty if my website starts to be deindexed and my accounts banned.

have you ever got similar problems ?

Mobile (device) redirect by Crackrevenue?

probably mobile redirect.

DamnSEXY
 

So, basically, i would just have to change the nature of the ads ?

Redirect is not an ad per se, if it is about that, but yes; you have to change it (stop redirecting).

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Thank you for help guys :)

The little geek in me saw 'cloaking device' and got excited. :1orglaugh


http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-Y3pezlhReC...ing_device.jpg

Scam. Google is not in the business of informing people of such things by email.

are you running any of the traffic-broker ads?

exoclick
juicyads
etc ?

They often hijack some countries (like UK, Germany) and redirect them to malware shit.

Correction. ..after searching Google, apparently Google does send out warnings. Learn something new every day....

noob :1orglaugh

Regis: "Is that your final answer?"

Guess that's what happens when you don't piss off Google. You don't get to experience life on the other side of the tracks. Surprised they don't send me flowers.

No, that's what happens when you have no idea about the basics. Webmaster 101.

Google routinely send warnings about manual spam actions providing you have a Webmaster Tools (Google Search Console) account.

In severe cases they will send warnings, especially related to hacked sites, to any contact email they can find for the domain.

Recommended reading:

Search Engine Land | Must Read News About SEO, SEM & Search Engines
https://moz.com/blog
Official Google Webmaster Central Blog

So says the one that others on GFY consistently call out as a scammer. Means a lot coming from you...the voice of experience.

Dude, I've never scammed anyone in my life.

So unless you can prove that I have, you should apologise for your mistake.

You'll find these people are disgruntled idiots with personal axes to grind.

:disgust

nope
 

Currently, i'm using just Plugrush and Crackrevenue, but as a newbie, i don't know which would be best to use for my website and which of those convert the best.

any advices ?

Nah...as you were so quick to point out a few posts back, when I admitted a mistake with my original thoughts on google, admitting anything only causes rude comments from users like yourself. So guess this comment to you is just going to have to stand as it is.

He's not calling you a scammer.

He's saying "others on GFY" consistently call you out as a scammer (factually correct).

I don't see where he has anything to apologize to you for.

Plugrush is fucking you up with a 95% probability

If you got access to proxy/VNP service, test your website from countries like UK, Germany, Canada (reload several times and see which ads hijack your website).

You can dona search on this forum for Plugrush fucking people up like that in the past.

Ok, what about others ? crackrevenue ? juicyads ? etc ?

juicyads has same problems - basically, traffic brokers can't monitor who they sell ads to

crakrevenue - i dont think they sell ads to 3rd parties, they only run their own ads

hmm, so according to you, which one(s) are the best to deal with ?

I take it you're using Plugrush Mobile Redirect? That's why Google applied a manual action to your site, take off Plugrush (or disable Mobile Redirect) and apply for a reconsideration through Google (it normally takes a few days for them to approve your reconsideration). JuicyAds has a new Google safe mobile option so instead of doing full redirects they show a onclick mobile popup and it pays about the same as mobile redirects.

You don't have to piss them off; they notify you of problems you may not be aware of.

I also had the same problem with JuicyAds mobile redirect... which left me with no choice but to remove all my mobile redirect ads... :(

I get my own traffic.

Take it very very seriously and act fast to fix it. Else you may loose a lot of your SEO traffic for a very very long time.

you better fix that shit fast

i took off plugrush yesterday and changed crackrevenues ads, but google already decide to ban my google+account for 2 weeks.... gosh, they are so .....

Hey damn,

I'm Eric from CrakRevenue.

Correct - if you're a CrakRevenue affiliate working with us directly, what you choose to promote is what you get. Surprise 3rd party ads won't ever appear on your site.

Test, test, test!

That's the best advice anyone can give you. See for yourself what works best for your traffic.

You don't have to be confined to just one :)

We build a adserver for XXX industry where you can test the different brokers including the ones that are mentioned here.

You can easily compare the performance of each network based on all the information they supply.

The next step of performance network

finally
 

Hello,

Just to update my situation,

Today google finally decided to revoke their manual action of deindexing my website because of sneaky/claoking redirects. phew !

As many people here said, it was the mobile redirection that was breaking google guidelines.

Thank you for your help guys ! :)

This will have big impact too, see lot of site using this. Some use it to show ads instead of APP install when user enter with a mobile.

Official Google Webmaster Central Blog: Mobile-friendly web pages using app banners

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/5F...FTH2MK1M=s1600

good to know about it, thanks a lot