Can malware affected wordpress website recovery a penalty?

Can malware affected wordpress website recovery a penalty?
Coming straight to point, I used nulled theme which had some malware (initially was unaware). I found out this when my site was disapproved in google

adwords for the same reason.
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So my question is are there any chances of recovery?
If there are what steps should I take to remove malware & how much time it can take to recover.
Thanks for your advice!
The one and only step that you need to do: Buy the theme and all of your problems will disappear. If your website means that much to you, an investment of

30-60$ means nothing.
Don't use nulled themes (exceptions for the ones shared on BHW) as in 98% of the cases, they are infected.

Monitoring pages, comparing content and caching:

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Machine learning classification using bigML and SEMrush keyword data:

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3. When You Need Custom SEO Tools

The first panel of TechSEOBoost focused on knowing when third-party tools might not be enough and it makes sense to invest in proprietary tools.

when you need custom seo tools

The panel consisted of:

Nick Vining: Catalyst (moderator)
Claudia Higgins: Argos
Derek Perkins: Nozzle
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JR Oakes: Locomotive
While the panelists each had their unique perspective to share, the overarching theme they focused on was cross-department empathy and data access.

Investing the time and resources to build a custom solution may seem daunting, the panelists all agree that having a single source of digestible truth more

than pays for it.

Specific soundbites we call can learn from:

Higgins discussed shedding fear around building a custom solution/thinking it’s only possible if you have a really technical background. Don’t allow lack

of tech chops get in the way of you solving a problem you know needs solving!


A keyword with a $20 CPC needs 200x the spend of a $0.10 keyword to reach the same click volume.

If you only have 2 clicks annually, a year’s not long enough to make a decision about that asset. If you have 100 clicks daily, you can make a decision

much faster. (Data equals speed!)

Here’s my general rule for optimizations: If a handful of clicks, sales or days is the difference between a win and a loss, you don’t have enough data.

Step 1: Make Big Wins Bigger (Do More of What Works)

A few things have to go right for your keywords to successfully driving conversions and sales:

You’ve got the right intent (keywords, search terms)
You’ve got a good customer experience (offer, ads, landing page, etc)
How to Optimize Your Paid Search Keyword List in 3 Steps

You have two goals now for optimization: amplify your winning keywords and search terms, and make your good customer experience even better.

Select Your Winning Keywords

1. Start by going to your keyword list in Google Ads.

2. Next, select a date range of last 30 days. (If your data is too limited, widen the range to last quarter or last year.)

For example, Microsoft now exclusively serves ads to Yahoo search traffic. However, that data is currently combined in the reports, so I would like to see

that data separated at some point in the future.

There are two key areas you need to explore for digging into the search partners:

Reporting: In both Microsoft Ads and Google Ads, you can see the performance from the campaign view, ad group view, or keyword by using the “segment”

button to break out the performance. In both platforms, the network data is also available in the report tabs.
Settings: In each platform, in the campaign settings, you have the option to opt-out of the search partners if you see the performance is poor.
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4. LinkedIn Profile Targeting

This is one of the best new features released by Microsoft Ads, yet the most difficult to find.

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This is the set-up from the campaign level:

In the campaign, select “Settings”.
Scroll down to the “Campaign targets”.
Select “Edit target categories”.
Select the criteria you want to target.
Scroll down again – you will see the targeting criteria appear and a link to edit it.
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5. Multi-Image Extensions

Make your text ad visually stand out in Bing by enhancing it with multiple images.

This new ad extension can display five images, on the first ad on the mainline only.

As a newly released feature, it may not be on your radar yet.

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6. Data Studio

Data Studio is a free Google reporting tool that helps users visualize data in a form that is interactive and always “live” online.

Several data sources can be linked to the Data Studio account including:

Google properties, such as:
Google Ads.
Google Analytics.
141 partner connectors, such as
Adroll
Microsoft Ads
CallRail
Facebook
And many more.

Google generally answers three types of questions – as opposed to just providing links to the sites with the answers.

Direct answers
Short answers
Long answers
These answers are commonly placed in the Featured Snippet – also known as the “Google Answer Box” or “Position Zero.”

Let’s breakdown the specifics of each.

Direct Answer

Direct answer questions typically start with Who, What, Where, When, Best, Top, and sometimes Why.

These types of questions normally result in quick answers and are oftentimes linked to voice queries.

For example, if you enter a query like [When was Apple founded?], Google will use Hummingbird and semantic search to recognize the user intent to provide a

direct answer. This answer would be April 1, 1976.

When was Apple Founded

Based on what Google’s algorithms decide is the most reliable source of information, the search engine will pull the answer from the content and display it

in the Featured Snippet.

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