Google Deindexed Me?! What's The Solution?

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Hello.

I have an anime streaming site.

For a few days now, google has completely removed me from the first page where I was first on several anime. 90% of my traffic came from google and I generated between 20k and 50k unique visitors per day.
For 3 days now, google has completely dereferenced me. I checked Search Console and no manual action is required. I checked the DMCAs and although many links are affected by the DMCAs every day, the ones I am always first of are not and when they are I replace them quickly by doing a 301 redirect. When I paste a link of an episode directly on the Google search bar, it shows correctly, but no longer the keyword.

Is it possible that my problem comes from the DMCAs I receive every day so Google is starting to deindex me? If so, why such a sudden dereferencing, overnight. If it's because of DMCA, Google can penalize my domain? Is it possible to redirect to subdomain like www2 so make my rank back?

Thank you in advance for your answers. If anyone can help me, I'm willing to pay.
 
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Hello.

I have an animated streaming site.

For a few days now, google has completely removed me from the first page where I was first on several anime. 90% of my traffic came from google and I generated between 20k and 50k unique visitors per day.
For 3 days now, google has completely dereferenced me. I checked Search Console and no manual action is required. I checked the DMCAs and although many links are affected by the DMCAs every day, the ones I am always first of are not and when they are I replace them quickly by doing a 301 redirect. When I paste a link of an episode directly on the Google search bar, it shows correctly, but no longer the keyword.

Is it possible that my problem comes from the DMCAs I receive every day so Google is starting to deindex me? If so, why such a sudden dereferencing, overnight. If it's because of DMCA, Google can penalize my domain? Is it possible to redirect to subdomain like www2 so make my rank back?

Thank you in advance for your answers. If anyone can help me, I'm willing to pay.
Watching because I am interested. Good luck
 
My guess is you will see a message on your google webmaster tools in the following days. Sometimes the big companies send the DMCA complain directly to Google, if the host isn't replying or ignoring it. I saw many search results manually removed from the serps by Google, because of DMCA.

And usually its very hard recover from this kinda penalty.
 
Hello.

I have an anime streaming site.

For a few days now, google has completely removed me from the first page where I was first on several anime. 90% of my traffic came from google and I generated between 20k and 50k unique visitors per day.
For 3 days now, google has completely dereferenced me. I checked Search Console and no manual action is required. I checked the DMCAs and although many links are affected by the DMCAs every day, the ones I am always first of are not and when they are I replace them quickly by doing a 301 redirect. When I paste a link of an episode directly on the Google search bar, it shows correctly, but no longer the keyword.

Is it possible that my problem comes from the DMCAs I receive every day so Google is starting to deindex me? If so, why such a sudden dereferencing, overnight. If it's because of DMCA, Google can penalize my domain? Is it possible to redirect to subdomain like www2 so make my rank back?

Thank you in advance for your answers. If anyone can help me, I'm willing to pay.

I have the same problem with my movie streaming website. It was growing everyday and getting up to 20k visitors but then on January 17th i got this big drop in organic traffic too. My main keyword that i was ranking for in first page 3rd position was sent to page 6 and another keyword that i was ranking in 1st position dropped to the end of first page. I thought it was because of google update but maybe it was because of DMCAs too since i didn't receive any major notification about this big drop. I started working on some High Authority Backlinks but still nothing changed . Lets just hope for the best :/
 
Move to a new domain. (similar or another tld)
Do not make a 301 redirecction or any kind. it will pass the deindex problem. Google its smart now.

Just add to the old domain a index.php saying
we moved to a newdomain
 
Move to a new domain. (similar or another tld)
Do not make a 301 redirecction or any kind. it will pass the deindex problem. Google its smart now.

Just add to the old domain a index.php saying
we moved to a newdomain
But if I move to a new domain without making 301, I will loose link juice right?
So even if I create a index.php saying we moved to a new domain, google will see that and will penalize my new domain?
 
Move on. That's the solution.
 
Yes you would lose the link juice as there would be none passed to the new site.

Time to move on. Never been in your situation but all I've read over the years, it's nearly impossible to recover from.

Google is getting very tough. After recent congressional investigations into Facebook and other social media, I believe Google has kicked things into overdrive to eliminate bad players.
 
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What's your backlink profile like?
 
What's your backlink profile like?
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If anyone has experienced this problem and could fix it, please share!
 
search in google site:yourdomain.com to see if your website is indexed or not , but i dont think you got deindexed.
No problem on this side. I am not deindexed exactly, but I lost ly rank suddenly
 
Dmca notification get my website deindexed for a lot of keyword. You can't do anything about it. The only thing I did was doing a redirect 301 to the new domain. It passed juice a little bit, and it's slowly recovering since september.
 
It's always a kick in the proverbials when rankings drop, but at the end of the day what you're doing is illegal therefore you can't really complain if things come back and bite you in the arse.

Move on. Build a new site. Earn. Rinse and repeat.
 
You got offshore hosting right? And your domain extension is popular tld?
 
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