Interesting Google Redirection
 

https://gfy.com/picture.php?albumid=377&pictureid=2926

:helpme

A better question would be why would you put up an image instead of the text? I doubt anyone is going to go thru the effort to figure it out.

I explained it. Maybe read before posting? :error :winkwink:

i really wont click such links...

goes straight to 'all about food storage'.. you gotta hack?

Can we spam you our Viagra links?

What link do you want us to click, the first one Google serves. Mine is a local UK pharmacy.

the ones that lead to all about food storage blog related to the keywords...
It's some blog. But same thing happened on a few other sites/domains too.

Sounds more like malware than a mass conspiracy for Google to increase their Viagra affiliate sales.

I know what you mean ;) but there is no virus there I checked other than redirection to that other site which seems to be clear too but as I said the redirection works only when using Google. Google is redirection all searches but usually it all goes where it supposed to go.

Yes, I'm betting this as well. However, I'm trying to figure how it works, why url must be redirected by Google. Anyone got an idea?

people often do redirection based on URI stems.

if from google - go here, if direct - go here.

sometimes hacked sites, sometimes marketing ploy.

it's against google's terms, but until the person is caught they can do it.

and there's also the chance that you have some type of malware that is smart enough to redirection when certain terms are typed in google and hijack your browser.

I don't get any redirection. I get:

allaboutfoodstorage blog

But all the links are 404

In fact, I typed into Google where to buy viagra online and I didn't get any redirection in the top 10 results. All the sites were the same as those in the SERPS.

I think it's more likely you are infected with malware.

baddog is too old/stupid neither to read nor to understand...

Ok. I have tested it all very carefully.
This site is hacked along with many others. The serverside script probably is set the way it detects and check browser (language,name and version) and a referrer. Then if conditions are met it goes through the wheel of redirections along with sent search keywords.
This way Google thinks it's alright, the authors of the sites might do not know either.
I was just surprised how many sites are there in the Google search results with same thing on. For a moment I was thinking my computer has a virus or that Google is fucked up.
Mystery is solved, thanks everyone anyway.

I don't get any of those results returned in the first3-4 pages at least.

no results >> just ads

http://content.screencast.com/users/...08-23_1300.png

and here are the search result after your original kw:

http://content.screencast.com/users/...08-23_1303.png

checked top 3 urls >> there are no redirects.

Browser: Chrome
Country: UK

gl,
Helmuts

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh You spelt one of the words wrong. No wonder there are no results..

Because it is the domain with the mentioned keyword you have misspelled (storage instead of sorage). :winkwink:

However, that domain was only an example, they have much more hacked domains on the first pages of Google search results for many keywords, mainly blogs and forums.

It's very possible some of you are not redirected happened to me as well in two browsers including chrome. But it's redirected in Firefox. I used tools to track header responses and redirections path to see what's going on. Even more amazing is they have a prepared version for Google as well?!
Yes, I pretended to be a Google bot modifying user agent string, they use Google to crate fake non existing pages searches in search results.


Here is some more info on these hackers from 2011.
hashable . org/2011/09/wordpress-pharmaceutical-attack/

What is disappointing is that their domains have not yet been blocked since 2011. It looks like you can do illegitimate things and no one cares. (I mean the domains they use for redirection wheel). Though it looks like they have enhanced their techniques/scripts with time but basing on the same concept. What intrigued me was the amount of the same way hacked pages and silent serverside redirections and using http referrer string (Google). That made me think something is wrong with my pc or Google but it is not and I confirmed it in multiple ways. Cleaver mother fuckers. :2 cents: Huh I think I explained it, I think the ones of you who are more into the tech side of webmaster job know what I mean.

Sorry but I think you are wrong. I checked using Firefox with Live HTTP Headers and I still don't get a redirection, just a 404 page

I tried posting the data but it won't accept it as it's too long.

I have a genuine interest in these things, if you want to PM me I can check from my end but I can't replicate this redirection.