When i pull up the keywords that Googlebot sees in my content i see
keywords like, xanax, valium, percription, pills, ambien, tramadol,
drug, dosage, and pharmacy.
These keywords do not exist on my site, nor would we ever allow anyone
to use these keywords. I can't seem to figure out how these keywords
came up. Have i been hacked? How do i get rid of these keywords that
don't seem to exist on my site? Any insight would be helpful.
> When i pull up the keywords that Googlebot sees in my content i see
> keywords like, xanax, valium, percription, pills, ambien, tramadol,
> drug, dosage, and pharmacy.
> These keywords do not exist on my site, nor would we ever allow anyone
> to use these keywords. I can't seem to figure out how these keywords
> came up. Have i been hacked? How do i get rid of these keywords that
> don't seem to exist on my site? Any insight would be helpful.
No, not a hack. google your site, then review the CACHE. See what
google has there, first. I had the same issue, checked my cache and
saw my old page that had a very large list of companies in it, many
with wierd names. You can ask good not to cache your site. Then your
indexed information might always be current.
> more than likely hacked. How to get rid of them depends on the hack
> and what weaknesses the site has that let them hack it in the first
> place.
> View the text only cache google has to see the words, probably.
> On Aug 19, 6:13 pm, ebyun84 wrote:
> > When i pull upthe keywordsthat Googlebot sees in my content i see
> > keywords like, xanax, valium, percription, pills, ambien, tramadol,
> > drug, dosage, and pharmacy.
> > These keywordsdo notexistonmysite, nor would we ever allow anyone
> > to use these keywords. I can't seem to figure out how these keywords
> > came up. Have i been hacked? How do i get rid of these keywords that
> > don't seem toexist onmysite? Any insight would be helpful.
