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Wer'e now in the process of rebuilding our old website.

www.mjm.co.uk

After a lot of thought we have decided to rebuild our old domain .. We first bought this domain in 1994 for our old company 'MjM Computer Publishing' At some point I will write a history of our company,

The site became synonymous with data recovery and helped us to market our business. A three letter domain is very easy to remember and served us well in the early years.

Then came Negative SEO. Our original site was well rankedi n Google's 'SERP' results for years we were no1, 2 or 3 for our major search terms. We suddenly saw this drop, and drop. We checked what was happening and found links from pages where we had not requested them, asking to get links removed was futile as they never even responded. So we set about buying other related domain names and developing sites which would initially rank well, then fall off again.

More recently, Google has updated its ranking algorithms so that bad links do not have as much effect on web pages, good links however still do. We noticed that some of our older sites were starting to come back into rankings and most recently www.mjm.co.uk had overtaken our latest site (www.ukdatarecovery.com) so we have now decided to redevelop www.mjm.co.uk and once this is complete we will turn off the other sites.

So our new URL is: www.mjm.co.uk

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