Restore a site from web.archive.org "wayback machine" for just $5. No Footprint.

Howdy and welcome to my gig :)

For this gig I will restore a site from web.archive.org / "wayback machine" for you – simply send me the web.archive url, like this example below ...

http://web.archive.org/web/20160101070446/http://www.google.com/

... so I can see the site to restore and the archive date version you want, and I will provide you with a zip file of all the html, images, etc.

Perfect for PBN’s as you can simply upload the files and the “old site” is back again – no more content bills or time confusing site set up etc.

*** Upload Option - CPanel or FTP.

I can also upload the files for you in addition to supplying the files in a zip file for an additional $5 (please see my extras).

I can upload via CPanel (preferred method) or FTP. For these I would just need the following information from you when ordering...

CPanel Upload
url to log into your CPanel account
CPanel username
CPanel password (for security please can you change this once I've uploaded it for you)

FTP Upload
ftp url for example ftp.yoursite.com
username
password (for security please can you change this once I've uploaded it for you)

PLEASE NOTE - The html area should be 100% clean with no other files in to ensure no issues.


*** Footprint removed

As I'm sure you already know, any footprint with SEO can be very dangerous and risk nasty penalties from google. A lot of wayback machine providers will just download the files and code as it is from the waybackmachine website, which leaves the risky footprint in the html code for google to see.

Please note: My system removes the footprint from every single page regardless of how many pages are in the download as standard.

*** Advanced options

1. "Default" = the restored site will be exactly the same as found on the web.archive.org website but with all archive.org footprints removed for your footprint safety

2. "Remove all external links" = as the default version plus this will remove all the external links and replace the URL they point to with #topofpage instead. This only applies to links, not image tags and other content

3. "Nofollow" = as the default version plus this will add rel 'nofollow' to all the links on all the pages of the copied site, external AND internal.

... not sure which to pick ? don't worry, if you pick the wrong one or change your mind, just message me and I will give you any of the other versions free of charge.

*** Important, please note:

1. I cannot guarantee to provide the entire site, only what web.archive have as something they do not store everything. For example, if a file / image is missing on the web.archive I won’t be able to restore it for you.

2. Also the files will be static html, for example if the previous site was built in wordpress, the files I provide will be in .html – the web.archive doesn’t store your backend systems, such as wordpress, so I can only provide html / images to resurrect the website. For example, if the previous site had a page in this format: site.com/page?about us, it would be site.com/page.html - the links / page would still work of course.

Any questions PLEASE feel free to message me - here to help if I can. Thanks, Scott :)