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splat

2007-03-26, 11:20 pm

Google is picking up sex related words on our site and listing them
under "site content" under Webmaster Tools. As www.investalist.co.uk
is a property investment site - we cannot understand where Google is
finding these words on our site.

We used to have a problem with comments on our blog that included the
types of words that Google is picking up on. However we have changed
that and deleted all offending blog comments. When we did this, Google
stopped including the words within our site content. However for some
reason and after a break of about 4 weeks, Google has started
including the words again. We cannot find where Google is "seeing"
these sexual words.

Our links are carefully picked and clean.

Matt Probert

2007-03-27, 7:15 am

On 26 Mar 2007 18:40:48 -0700, "splat" <info@investalist.co.uk> wrote:

>Google is picking up sex related words on our site and listing them
>under "site content" under Webmaster Tools.


And you'd like hundreds or perhaps thousands of people to visit your
site and have a good read, just in case there are references to sex on
it....

I must be getting old, to become so cynical....

Matt


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Brian Cryer

2007-03-27, 11:21 pm

"splat" <info@investalist.co.uk> wrote in message
news:1174959648.385855.50960@o5g2000hsb.googlegroups.com...
> Google is picking up sex related words on our site and listing them
> under "site content" under Webmaster Tools. As www.investalist.co.uk
> is a property investment site - we cannot understand where Google is
> finding these words on our site.
>
> We used to have a problem with comments on our blog that included the
> types of words that Google is picking up on. However we have changed
> that and deleted all offending blog comments. When we did this, Google
> stopped including the words within our site content. However for some
> reason and after a break of about 4 weeks, Google has started
> including the words again. We cannot find where Google is "seeing"
> these sexual words.
>
> Our links are carefully picked and clean.


If you know what the words are then have you tried an advanced google search
to see where Google thinks the words are?

Also, within google webmaster tools you can click on the keywords and google
will do a search showing where your site comes. This also should give you
the same information.

If you find that google is referring to a page which used to have "bad"
words on it and does no longer then its probably a case of there being old
data in google, give it a few weeks and it should go away.
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Brian Cryer
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Kim André Akerĝ

2007-03-27, 11:25 pm

splat wrote:

> Google is picking up sex related words on our site and listing them
> under "site content" under Webmaster Tools. As www.investalist.co.uk
> is a property investment site - we cannot understand where Google is
> finding these words on our site.
>
> We used to have a problem with comments on our blog that included the
> types of words that Google is picking up on. However we have changed
> that and deleted all offending blog comments. When we did this, Google
> stopped including the words within our site content. However for some
> reason and after a break of about 4 weeks, Google has started
> including the words again. We cannot find where Google is "seeing"
> these sexual words.
>
> Our links are carefully picked and clean.


I believe this cached version might've had something to do with it:
http://tinyurl.com/yqhxuq
(links to Google's cached version of a forum/blog post)

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