what need to do after my website penalized by google

[kr0smx]

hello

my website penalized by google and many pages get deleted from Google
i think need to buy new domain and do 301 redirect from old domain to new domain
please what need to do after my website penalized by google ?

best regards

 

[IM Dude]

If you are ready to move it to new domain check out my real case study:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/c...e-2022-80-20-low-info-content-update.1473077/

 

[Linkzo]

Check once with the back link history of the old domains and try to remove bad links before redirecting else you may receive bad link juice from them too..

 

[hideath]

If you are ready to move it to new domain check out my real case study:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/c...e-2022-80-20-low-info-content-update.1473077/

I got a spammy testing website back by using a similar strategy,
- removing all the posts & placing a 410 header
- changing and improving the website theme, design, etc
- adding a well detailed about us and author pages for better EAT
- publishing new versions of the old content, longer and way better quality
- i've used the exact same titles with different urls tho

OP, my strategy might or might not work for you,
I've done that with a testing project, no serious intent to grow any further, just made to "test the water",
You should focus in getting better on-page overall, some decent links might do the trick as well,
Nobody can specifically tell you what to do without having more information about the website

 

[Leon jamesh]

Remove the old posts from the website that have been penalized by Google and try to post a new articles. And also, avoid using the 301 method for the new domain.

 

[Street Fighter]

hello

my website penalized by google and many pages get deleted from Google
i think need to buy new domain and do 301 redirect from old domain to new domain
please what need to do after my website penalized by google ?

best regards

Following a Google penalty, assess the issue, rectify it content, backlinks, and avoid immediate domain changes. Focus on recovery, compliance, and regular monitoring for long-term success.

 

[Owanceaser]

I suggest you need to remove the bad links or improve the quality of your content and then submit it into Google. Also 301 redirect may cause some loss of traffic and ranking, as it takes time for search engines to crawl and index your new domain.

 

[shamim91]

Hello, Better remove all the posts of old account and remove all the backlinks of old accounts by checking with SEMrush.

 

[rottenwood]

Give it up and move on to next domain..

 

[TechEinstien]

Do some adjustments remove content, disvaow backlinks, build some strong backlinks, improve on page optimization. If that doesn't work then move to a new one.