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What is a Google Sandbox?

 

What is a Google Sandbox?

The Google Sandbox is a commonly believed filter that’s used by Google to prevent new websites from ranking high in Google’s Search Engine Results Pages (SERPs). It’s believed that Google uses this filter to put some restrictions on rankings for new websites.




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 Answered by: James Catanich

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