If I am not mistaken I notice most of the blog deleted as spam are those who want to make money on the Internet, rather than personal blogs.
Chances many of you do not have UNIQUE CONTENT or use scrapped content from the affiliate merchants, and post them as your own writing or reviews.
Or you are linked to some shady sites to improve your ranking in the search engine results page. Maybe.
Chances many of you do not have UNIQUE CONTENT or use scrapped content from the affiliate merchants, and post them as your own writing or reviews.
Or you are linked to some shady sites to improve your ranking in the search engine results page. Maybe.
As Blogger says that its spam-prevention robots only can detect blogs which have characteristics of a spam blog.
Blogger does admit its automated spam detection is inherently fuzzy, and they sincerely apologize for this false positive.
In other words, there is a possibility that your so-called spam blog is actually a not a spam.
What you need to do submit your blog to be reviewed and hopefully got it back as soon as possible.
Blogger does admit its automated spam detection is inherently fuzzy, and they sincerely apologize for this false positive.
In other words, there is a possibility that your so-called spam blog is actually a not a spam.
What you need to do submit your blog to be reviewed and hopefully got it back as soon as possible.
The problem is by the time if you got blog back, chances you could have lost some if not all your organic visitors.
Again, as I have said before, if you are serious about making money with your blog, then get your own domain and use a paid host.
Don't get mad or curse at the staff who is trying to help you get your blog back.
Again, as I have said before, if you are serious about making money with your blog, then get your own domain and use a paid host.
Don't get mad or curse at the staff who is trying to help you get your blog back.
Getting one's blog deleted as spam is not something new or shocking anymore.
There are countless complaints every day over at Blogger Help Forum, plus many of those so-called "victims" have written and warned their readers about their past experiences with Blogger.
There are countless complaints every day over at Blogger Help Forum, plus many of those so-called "victims" have written and warned their readers about their past experiences with Blogger.
Again, let me remind you. There are many others who have been using this free platform Blogger for years without any problem or complaint, except some occasional technical hitches.
Read and understand Blogger Terms of Service (TOS) and check out Blogger Help Forum to find out more or why one you can get your blog deleted as spam.
If you are still not satisfied with their explanation that your blog is a spam, then it is time to get your own domain and host it with one of those popular web hosting providers.
As they say, don't get mad, get motivated!