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Do you know if I fix it, how to trigger a rescan of the offending URL, not the advertisers' page? I'm trying to figure out what the lifecycle and stickiness of
by msf83 6y ago
Do you know if I fix it, how to trigger a rescan of the offending URL, not the advertisers' page? I'm trying to figure out what the lifecycle and stickiness of a flagged URL is.
Example:
www.advertiser.com contains ->
a.startup.com/script.js
I'm considering this strategy:
* drop fingerprinting and form submission like you suggest
* resubmit advertiser.com's ads for a rescan, but if theyve got startup.com's url flagged, will they rescan that URL too?
* problem: how do I know how to long wait to see if it worked?
My next move would be:
* setting up a new subdomain, new filename (like b.startup.com/newscript.js)
Thoughts?
- nana_gb 6y agoThe last time this happened with a client, fixing the script was good enough to resolve the issue with Google after resubmission. But that may have changed.