J. R. Ransom's taosmultimedia.com - Surviving A Google Ban

Visits today:	38
Visits yesterday:	58
Visits month:	434
Visits total:	103441
Max.monthly visits:	11796
occurred:	2008-2
Pages this month:	21669
Pages total:	1774872
Bots today:	142
Data since:	2006-02-23

Browsers

Totals Top 10
41 %	Internet Explorer 6.0
32 %	LibWWW
14 %	Internet Explorer 7.0
4 %	Mozilla 20080109
2 %	FireFox 2.0.0.4
2 %	FireFox 2.0.0.11
2 %	Internet Explorer 5.5
< 1.0 %	FireFox 2.0
< 1.0 %	FireFox 3.0.1
< 1.0 %	FireFox 2.0.0.12

Visitors by Country

Totals Top 25
	23 %	Commercial
	22 %	networks
	13 %	Unknown
	4 %	United States
	4 %	Germany
	3 %	Australia
	2 %	Netherlands
	2 %	Brazil
	2 %	Sweden
	< 1.0 %	Italy
	< 1.0 %	United Kingdom
	< 1.0 %	Russian Federation
	< 1.0 %	India
	< 1.0 %	China
	< 1.0 %	Indonesia
	< 1.0 %	Canada
	< 1.0 %	Korea, Republic of
	< 1.0 %	Poland
	< 1.0 %	Unrestricted use
	< 1.0 %	Japan
	< 1.0 %	Organization (non-profit)
	< 1.0 %	Turkey
	< 1.0 %	France
	< 1.0 %
	< 1.0 %	Educational Institution

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Surviving A Google Ban

It happens… even to the most accomplished SEO professionals.

Last August Dan Thies revealed the amazing story about how Brad Fallon, Stompernet founder and owner of MyWeddingFavors.com was kicked out of Google, because of people exploiting bugs in Google.

For many people the "proxy hacking" explanation was extremely complicated to understand (I struggled), but what wasn't revealed was how Brad's company survived (and grew) without his top Google listings.