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A month ago, I started to do do SEO on my brother's 6 year-old-never-visited-but-by-him-and-his-partner website.  I dumped what he had and created him a new website with the same url (yes, you guessed it, his company name).  I also created him a brand new wordpress with his 2 main keywords combined as the domain name.   I created 2120 backlinks for the old site, the one with the company name in the url I created 269 backlinks to the new site, the one with the keywords in the

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If you remember, you probably do not, Google banned one of my blogs because it was spammy, i.e., I had links to another site.  They told me that they consider it spam if you build a site with the sole purpose of pushing another site up in ranks.  It was a blogger.com site.  It was not built for that purpose.  I do have a blogger.com blog that exists only to give a bunch of other sites a link or 10.  Google did not mind that one.  Just the one I used for testing thin

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