What do you mean by dummy page?Best of luck with that, But you can always create a dummy page and try to index it.
ok thanks a lotSome penalties can be removed. You need to create a complete website before appealing as they manually check to see if you have changed the objectionable things.
The problem is I am trying to create a movie streaming site, so maybe if I create a random fake site w the domain could I get it to appeal?Some penalties can be removed. You need to create a complete website before appealing as they manually check to see if you have changed the objectionable things.
That might work. Just go for it and let us know how it goes. Also google took a long time to reply a dmca counter notification.The problem is I am trying to create a movie streaming site, so maybe if I create a random fake site w the domain could I get it to appeal?
Try creating a wordpress blog with 10-15 posts over a period of 7-8 days. Buy a gmail account and add this site to the search console. Don't use your real info, email, phone number, device etc. as Google tracks everything (This is to avoid personal identity in case of any legal issues in the future). Once you add your domain, search console shows error or penalties. Now, appeal and mention that you registered the domain for a blog. Don't mention any details about movie streaming site and act like you don't know what the site was used for earlier. There will be a manual inspection and Google removes penalty for blogs in most cases. The only thing to keep in mind is to protect your identity and not to sound like the old owner trying to remove penalties.The problem is I am trying to create a movie streaming site, so maybe if I create a random fake site w the domain could I get it to appeal?
I'll update about the appeal if anything happensThat might work. Just go for it and let us know how it goes. Also google took a long time to reply a dmca counter notification.
Thanks a lot dude I will try itTry creating a wordpress blog with 10-15 posts over a period of 7-8 days. Buy a gmail account and add this site to the search console. Don't use your real info, email, phone number, device etc. as Google tracks everything (This is to avoid personal identity in case of any legal issues in the future). Once you add your domain, search console shows error or penalties. Now, appeal and mention that you registered the domain for a blog. Don't mention any details about movie streaming site and act like you don't know what the site was used for earlier. There will be a manual inspection and Google removes penalty for blogs in most cases. The only thing to keep in mind is to protect your identity and not to sound like the old owner trying to remove penalties.
The problem is I am trying to create a movie streaming site, so maybe if I create a random fake site w the domain could I get it to appeal?
Yeah but ill create a fake blog site on the domain then do the appeal. I hope that it works, I'll try using yandex later. Thanks a lotWell you are trying to create an illegal site that violates copyright so very unlikely you can appeal a DMCA penalty.
I don't even use Google when I try to find movies or series to stream. I just use Yandex.