What is Google Sandbox?

[pharmasecure]

What is Google Sandbox?

[smartscraper]

The Sandbox effect is a name given to an observation of the way Google ranks web pages in its index.

[Electrum]

Google Sandbox is a program series designed for industry professionals to explore career opportunities while gaining deeper insight into Google's technology, business, and culture. Sandbox provides a platform to continue professional development, share best practices, and build new relationships with fellow professionals.

[taxiongo]

The Google Sandbox refers to a metaphorical term to explain why most new websites have very poor rankings in Google Search Engine Results Pages (SERPS). It is commonly believed that Google has a filter that places all new websites under restrictions for a certain amount of time to prevent them from ranking. The new websites will be relegated to the sandbox once Google knows about the site.

[annsalinas]

What is Google Sandbox?

Google Sandbox is a term used to describe the phenomenon where new websites are slow to rank in Google's search results, regardless of how well they are optimized. This effect is most often seen with brand new websites, but can also affect older websites that have undergone major changes (such as rebranding or redesign). While there is no official confirmation from Google on the existence of the sandbox, many SEOs believe it to be a real thing, based on their own experience and observations.

[laragiles]

Google Sandbox is the period that a new site has to go over before it can rank in the top position on the SERPs.

[dombowkett]

In Google sandbox update, search engine put your website in different form for indexing.