logo
  • Entries
  • Comment
  • Popular
Recent Posts
  • 5 Quick Steps To Optimize Your Blog for SEO Today...
  • Optimize Your Twitter Profile for SEO – On-p...
  • Pushing The Limits for SEO...
  • Should You Add Posterous On Your Website...
Recent Comments
  • SEO'd Of course. And I don't mean copying...
  • Melanie Baker Thanks for the post. :) It's always...
  • My Health Blog Hi, thanks for this post. I was in ...
  • Jack Kuhry Thanks James, thats what I needed t...
Popular Articles
    • My Article Network Review: Submit Articles Like a Pro
    • Did Yahoo! Add Site-Links?
    • Why LinkBuilding With Lists Rocks
    • Build Links Fast with Directory Maximizer
    • SES NY 2009 Fast Approaching
  • Home
  • Contact me
  • Disclaimer
  • Find a Domain
  • SEO Tools
  • Subscribe To RSS

Gotten Blocked By Google On An Organizational Level?

icon1 Posted by SEO'd in Quick Hacks on 11 3rd, 2008 | no responses

What if you could find a way to make everyone’s life a bit more difficult by making Google think that you are trying a DOS attack on it? That’s exactly what I did, not intentionally, the other day, and it is safe to say that not many people were happy with me. As I mentioned in my previous post, Google was showing advertising numbers once every ten times. So I ran over 1000 queries on Google for different search terms to get some inside information. Needless to say that I was blocked by Google and every time I searched for something, Google asked me to fill out a captcha form. But I sort of assumed that was something temporary and not on an organizational level.

The very next day I received a few tasty calls from my IT department about the script that they thought I had been running to get info from Google. Apparently they found it hard to believe that some one could put that much load on Google in a matter of minutes. Not only that, the IT team told me that Google was blocking everyone from doing searches on it without entering those dreadful curvy letters+numbers. So yes. There is such a thing as being penalized for over-searching. Of course, if Google allowed everyone to abuse it then there would be no Google.



Leave a Reply

Click here to cancel reply.

Powered by WP Hashcash

SEO Copywriting ReportSee Your Competitors Clearly With The New Compete PRO Search Analytics
Sign up for our newsletter and receive SEO for Average Webmaster ($47 value) for free!
Name:
Email:
KeywordDiscovery.com Keyword Research ToolArticle Marketing

Categories

  • admin
  • Books
  • Quick Hacks
  • Search Engine News
  • Search Engine Tips
  • SEO Conferences
  • SEO Reviews
  • SEO Tests
  • SEO Tools
  • SEO Training
  • Thoughts
  • Twitter
  • Uncategorized

Tags

Adsense Adwords Affiliate Marketing Art Article Marketing bing Books content Cuil Digg Domain Domaining facebook Google KEI Keyword Research keywords keyword tools link building linkscape Microsoft MSN PPC PR Science search Search Engine Tips Search Engine Tips SEO Seo book seomoz SEO Strategy SEO Tips SEO Tools SES SMO Social Media Thoughts Tools training Twitter Web Position Wordpress WordTracker Yahoo
SEO ABC | Copyright 2008 | All Rights Reserved.