why My website not indexed in Google after 3 Months?

I just checked the site n it seem like ur deindexed


I once brought a domain whch was deindexed before i got it


How long have u own the domain?
 
Did you buy this domain off of somebody or as an expired domain? Because if so, it was already de-indexed. Sorry bro.
 
thanks but

looks like your site is blacklisted there, as it doesn't have and 0 PR which is a good sign your domain is having a major penalty!

blacklisted ! maybe , but why ????

Did you buy this domain off of somebody or as an expired domain? Because if so, it was already de-indexed. Sorry bro.

it is an expired domain .




Duplicate Content is not a Site Killer
my website has 20 unique post about one months ago ,(last month deleted )

we can find many Duplicate Content in google news & yahoo news .

Google: Duplicate Content is Not a Site Killer
http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=66359

http://blog.respage.com/blog/2013/02/20/google-duplicate-content-is-not-a-site-killer/


i dont know what is it this problem :(
 
File an appeal or an reconsideration request where you say that you are a the new owner of the website.
Worked for me once after I purchased a penalized domain. It took 1-2 months from the date that I submitted the reconsideration request to the date the website started indexing.

URL to reconsideration request: http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=35843

Best luck!
 
thanks but



blacklisted ! maybe , but why ????



it is an expired domain .




Duplicate Content is not a Site Killer
my website has 20 unique post about one months ago ,(last month deleted )

we can find many Duplicate Content in google news & yahoo news .

Google: Duplicate Content is Not a Site Killer
http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=66359

http://blog.respage.com/blog/2013/02/20/google-duplicate-content-is-not-a-site-killer/


i dont know what is it this problem :(

as previous posters stated, the expired domain suffered a penalty/blacklisted/deindexed prior to you taking ownership
search the forum because other people have been in the same situation and may be able to advise and help you
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/black-hat-seo/420756-google-deindexed-domain.html
http://www.searchenginejournal.com/17-ways-to-get-de-indexed/53537/
 
Do you have any links built to the site?

Have you added the site to Google Webmasters tools to see if they have any information about a penalty?

I also recommend submitting a reconsideration request to Google. Just explain that the dommain is now yours and you would like any information
 
1) As many has pointed domain is blacklisted
2) Content is a direct copy of original posts
3) Site uses a freebie theme

In simple words Google grab you by the balls very quickly and cut them off. This is a good sample of the famous zoo updates of Google. How you categorized your site as an authority, or valued content? This is a good sample why kids should finish school before getting into IM, so they can learn to read everything.

Sorry son but I am giving you the tough love you deserve. You fail on every single aspect.

Now that been said, is up to you to learn from your mistakes. You can still salvage the domain but I will park it and start with a fresh domain or do a better research and buy another one. Get a theme from the freebies in here, at minimum freaking spin the content.

Good luck.
 
thanks for all answers .

GOOOGLE YOU ARE TOOOOOO BAD .
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Now i want sell this domain .......

bye bye my dear domain SecondsNews
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I have many sites with duplicate and spun content and they always get indexed in a few days . Go look at the backlink history in Majectic and see how it was linked before you got it . Might be some clues there . Unless the domain name is a real keeper you might just want to ditch it and get a new one .


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If your site is really good and valuable - e.g. unique content, etc, you can submit reconsideration request explaining your situation. Pretend to be a noob :-)

That's the last option. If it fails, get new domain. Do not even think about 301 redirect from this one to new - crap will follow to new site too.
 
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