@Dee, you’re welcome. There isn’t an exact formula to follow, each site is different but we’ve found changes happen if you focus on a couple of key issues:

1. If your content reads like a fourth grader wrote it, and/or is filled with advertisements, changing this helps.Provide solid information that responds to a keyword query be sure the verbiage is spelled correctly and exceeds images, ads and whatever else is on the page.

2. Whether it’s on or offline, you are known by the company you keep. If you are getting a lot of links from crappy, low-grade sites, you are not helping yourself climb out of a Panda hole. Chances are those sites also got themselves in trouble, who needs to be associated with that? Focus on new, fresh and strong links from sites who did not experience a slap from Panda.

Could you share some work-arounds that help you rebound from Panda? I lost a good amount of traffic because of Panda and I can’t figure out how to get my rankings back. Thanks!

Thanks, Gabriella! Debra is incredible in her dedication to whatever works, sans her signature. Clearly, Debra just gets it done, much to the satisfaction of her clients and much to the credence of her work!