What is Google Slap

[MarkJackson]

According to me it is a kind of penalty that is imposed by Google for ad words. I am also willing to know further about it kindly share your thoughts.

[iquince]

in my opinion Google slap is just a way of calling penalties by Google and nothing else. when someone follow unethical practice to increase search engine visibility.

[Quincy]

Punitive action taken by google when it determines that the quality of the page related to google is poor or the loading of the page is slow.

[RafaelHarp]

The Google Slap is just a term used unaffectionately by mostly small enterprises that depend on AdWords accounts through Google to drum up business for their websites. AdWords for Google allows individuals to get their ads for their own companies on pages with keywords or subjects that relate to their goods.
But if Google finds or determines the page that potential clients see if they click on the ad isn't connected, is bad in quality, or even loads too slowly, they may take punitive action in the appearance of a Google Slap. Essentially, the Google Slap accomplishes several things at once. First, it drives up the cost of the pay-per click sum, occasionally asking as much as $10USD per click, which most small sellers cannot afford to pay for. Second, they could diminish your page rank (PR), that will automatically mean you need to spend more to have your own advertisements featured through AdWords.

Really a nice information man ! I would like to know what are remedies available to escape from this?

[LukaPablo]

The Google Slap is just a term used unaffectionately by mostly small enterprises that depend on AdWords accounts through Google to drum up business for their websites. AdWords for Google allows individuals to get their ads for their own companies on pages with keywords or subjects that relate to their goods.
But if Google finds or determines the page that potential clients see if they click on the ad isn't connected, is bad in quality, or even loads too slowly, they may take punitive action in the appearance of a Google Slap. Essentially, the Google Slap accomplishes several things at once. First, it drives up the cost of the pay-per click sum, occasionally asking as much as $10USD per click, which most small sellers cannot afford to pay for. Second, they could diminish your page rank (PR), that will automatically mean you need to spend more to have your own advertisements featured through AdWords.

Really informative post. Google slap for a website is like getting punishment of life time imprisonment for a man.

[LukaPablo]

The Google Slap is just a term used unaffectionately by mostly small enterprises that depend on AdWords accounts through Google to drum up business for their websites. AdWords for Google allows individuals to get their ads for their own companies on pages with keywords or subjects that relate to their goods.
But if Google finds or determines the page that potential clients see if they click on the ad isn't connected, is bad in quality, or even loads too slowly, they may take punitive action in the appearance of a Google Slap. Essentially, the Google Slap accomplishes several things at once. First, it drives up the cost of the pay-per click sum, occasionally asking as much as $10USD per click, which most small sellers cannot afford to pay for. Second, they could diminish your page rank (PR), that will automatically mean you need to spend more to have your own advertisements featured through AdWords.

This is a good information man. But I need to know is there any way available to escape from this situation, please suggest. Thanks in advance.

[AaronGipe]

AdWords for Google allows individuals to have their adverts for their own businesses on pages with keywords or topics that relate to their merchandise. Normally people who maintain AdWords accounts pay per every time someone clicks on their ad, usually at about $.05-.10 US Dollars (USD) per click.

But if Google finds or determines the page that prospective customers visit when they click in the ad is not connected, is bad in quality, or even loads too slowly, they may take punitive actions in the shape of the Google Slap. Essentially, the Google Slap accomplishes several things at once. First, it drives up the price of your ppc sum, occasionally asking around $10USD per-click, which most small sellers cannot afford to pay for. Second, they could diminish your page position (PR), which will automatically mean that you have to pay more to get your advertising featured through AdWords.