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If you are on his list, I'm sure you got his email but if you are not, here's the video without the opt-in.

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Quick review:

the main idea he suggests to recover from Penguin is to set up a 301 redirect to a new domain (preferably aged domain) then copy all your content to the new domain.

he depends on the fact that 301 redirect pass the link juice and pass the anchor text but it doesn't pass the penalty (at least for now,maybe this will change later) because the penalty is domain specific.

as for me I won't take that risk, because if that is working for now, I'm sure it won't last too long and google will come for this new domains.. so you will end losing your time and effort and most important the domain name especially if its branded. I prefer to spend time in fixing onpage and offpage factors that caused the penalty not to escape to a new domain.
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BinShaker

He also recommends deleting all monetization while cleaning up
(adsense, ads, banners, affiliate links).

He says get rid of all duplicate (not original) content, all spun content,
remove weird SEO stuff, like bold keywords or H1 and H2 tags all over with keywords,
or images stuffed with keywords. He said something about using nofollow in Wordpress.

Make sure you have a clean design, about us, privacy page, and site map.

After switching over, use naked links (your url) or generic text (more info, click here).
Build links slowly. Build steadily until you are sure your ranking is solidified. Don't target
any keyword phrases in the links. Keep links and content squeaky clean. Don't automate.

Before 301 redirect, copy content to new site. If Wordpress on old site, then install WP
on new site and you'll have to move the database and other files. Does not go into detail.

301 using .htaccess file
a. If you don't have one, create one by uploading a file named htaccess.php and then renaming it .htaccess
b. Edit the .htaccess file--add the following code--the $1 is not a subdomain but required code

Code:

Options +FollowSymLinks

RewriteEngine on

RewriteRule (.*) http://www.yournewdomain.com/$1 [R-301,L]

301 redirect using .php file (not in video -- caution -- not sure if this works as well -- your hosting must have php)
a. create index.php and upload to the old domain public_html folder. Contents:

Code:

<?php

Header("HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently");

Header("Location:http://your-new-domain.com");

?>

It seems ridiculous that Google has an "over optimization" penalty.
It just games and messes with the heads and financial stability of IMers.
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