From #1 in Google to #60 - Sandbox'd from using Fiverr?

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I just purchased over 20 gigs on Fiverr for different backlinks/xrumer blasts. All of yesterday I was listed on Google for #1 for my keyword and today I'm ranked #60 !! What happened? It's a completely niche keyword and the name of my business.

Edit: what do i do now? I blasted too fast and they were all poor links. Should i blast a continuous stream of angela/paul links from the services section or just stop altogether? Will i return to the top?
 
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First of all if the site is on position 60, it's not sandboxed. If it would be in the sandbox, it would not rank at all.

20 xrumer gigs? 20x something like 10k xrumer links? All linking to the same site? Might have been a bit of overkill.
 
20 fiverr gigs for one site at one time IMO is way too much. Stay away from xrumer and blog comments. There are way better links to use that work better for the same price
 
Sandboxing is the worst! Not sure it can happen from Fiverr as much as google just being ridiculous.
 
If all of them are pointed to your site... Then say goodbye :)

If not, it may be google dance.
 
That is just minor dancing, it might get worse :) get some high PR link (angela and paul?) and it will be back faster.
 
20 gigs in 1 day.. WTF were you thinking?

That's just ridiculous. If you send 200k with no diversity in such a short amount of time what did you expect?
 
20 gigs pointing directly to your site is a bit much. You should have used those xrumer/scrapebox gigs as tier 2's/3's. No worries though, It's normal for keywords to jump around like that when you make a large amount of backlinks.
 
Your backlinks are supposed to be built gradually over time, not all at once. Live and learn I guess.
 
poor links, penalized... I hire a lot of authority links. still in position #17-#40-#60
for three months and still not returned to its normal position
 
I know, i messed bigtime. Link quality sucks from the reports i received via the fiverr gigs. Too much, too fast, and too poor quality.

So what do i do?

The issue is that i have some real high quality links from legitimate news artickes and sites such as World Health Congress and a Hotel News magazines. I blasted both of these and now they are pushed to the bottom as well #60.

This is a legitimate business so i really cant just stop the domain.
 
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Google always start dancing with first position site, don't worry, you may be come back in top 10 again :D
 
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