SAPE users hit by penalty?

[Mike Friedman]

https://www.seroundtable.com/google-sape-link-penalty-again-21042.html

 

Sounds like a lot of people who were using SAPE saw a rankings decrease the past few days. I'm thinking it could be from the hacked sites algorithm Google released a week or so ago. That never made sense when they said it would impact about 5% of queries. Panda and Penguin usually only touched on 2-3%. However, if part of what the algorithm was doing was penalizing or discounting links where it looks like the site was hacked to get the link, then the 5% makes a lot more sense.

 

Those kind of links are what much of SAPE is about.

[patadeperro]

https://www.seroundtable.com/google-sape-link-penalty-again-21042.html

 

Sounds like a lot of people who were using SAPE saw a rankings decrease the past few days. I'm thinking it could be from the hacked sites algorithm Google released a week or so ago. That never made sense when they said it would impact about 5% of queries. Panda and Penguin usually only touched on 2-3%. However, if part of what the algorithm was doing was penalizing or discounting links where it looks like the site was hacked to get the link, then the 5% makes a lot more sense.

 

Those kind of links are what much of SAPE is about.

 I thought they were already banned the SAPE network, but I still saw them selling links, now I realize what they did, they were selling hacking links dha!!!! I guess that game is over, they will figure it out another one.

[Mike Friedman]

 

https://www.seroundtable.com/google-sape-link-penalty-again-21042.html

 

Sounds like a lot of people who were using SAPE saw a rankings decrease the past few days. I'm thinking it could be from the hacked sites algorithm Google released a week or so ago. That never made sense when they said it would impact about 5% of queries. Panda and Penguin usually only touched on 2-3%. However, if part of what the algorithm was doing was penalizing or discounting links where it looks like the site was hacked to get the link, then the 5% makes a lot more sense.

 

Those kind of links are what much of SAPE is about.

 I thought they were already banned the SAPE network, but I still saw them selling links, now I realize what they did, they were selling hacking links dha!!!! I guess that game is over, they will figure it out another one.

 

 

SAPE is enormous and growing all the time. I do not think they will ever be able to just take out the whole network, but they can hit chunks of it now and then.

[yukon]

I'm not recommending SAPE links but those guys are sloppy If they're pointing hacked links directly at a money page instead of using a disposable buffer. That's basic SEO for obvious link building.

 

Their footprints on the hacked sites/pages are the size of Montana, lol, you don't even need binoculars to see that footprint.

[deezn]

I never looked into SAPE and I don't plan to. WTF is it? I'm more curious than anything.

[HorseMan]

You pay a guy to plant links into a site that the guy hacks into, from what I understand. You're basically paying someone to do forced entry and planting unwarranted links on other sites than those you own and control or interact with directly.

It's good for churn and burn I suppose, maybe not the best tactic in the long run.

[hughsaffar]

If you have time to evaluate each website (including all the other links are on the page) plus having a buffer strategy, you will get some acceptable results. I tried it, it works but not recommended! Working with their site is a nightmare!

[yukon]

 

 

 

[mkgg]

I thought SAPE links stopped working sometime ago ?.