Help moneysite has been deindexed

[gorrior]

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Hey guys. I've been building quality links to my moneysite for 2-4 months now hoping it would rank eventually.
I just got a rank tracker and figured it isn't even in top 500 for my main keyword.

The URL is in google if I search for it though (indexed?).

I guess my only option is to build another moneysite.

I would like to save the content and link juice from my backlinks if I can.

So how do I do that without getting flagged for duplicate content or anything? I suppose I have to do a 301 redirect to a new domain and can I then just copy-paste the content to the new moneysite?

 

[W9go]

make a new one ...... its by far easier then to bring the other back

 

[seocrab]

Have you only just checked your rank for the first time? Might be the case that it wasn't even ranking before. No point starting a new site if you make the same mistakes again.

 

[gorrior]

I am thinking to make a new one.
But how would I transfer the content safely?

 

[gorrior]

Have you only just checked your rank for the first time? Might be the case that it wasn't even ranking before. No point starting a new site if you make the same mistakes again.

I've been checking it for 2-4 months since it's start, I don't think it ever ranked in top 200 - perhaps in the start.

 

[WrightWilliams]

If it never ranked to begin with then it wasn't 'deindexed'.... PM me yr keyword and site, I want to see what you're doing so wrong that it never even has been indexed remotely in regards to your keyword.

 

[emilia_f33]

Shouldn't it be as easy as deleting it from one site to paste it in the other. As long as the contents not at two places at one time I think u should be fine.

 

[tojamie]

Very simple. PLease collect your backlinks list. From Majestic SEO, Ahrefs & MOZ. And finally go to analyse linkrisk site. Then you can go remove spamming links.

Then you can reconsideration main for "Google". Finally, you can build naturally, unique and best quality of links as well. Try it. Cheers

 

[gorrior]

If it never ranked to begin with then it wasn't 'deindexed'.... PM me yr keyword and site, I want to see what you're doing so wrong that it never even has been indexed remotely in regards to your keyword.

Please answer my PM it would mean a lot.

Guess he just wanted my niche lol :S.

 

[gorrior]

Still looking for solutions/help :/

 

[flx89]

If you decided to move your website, check Matt's video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wATxftE8ooE

and then keep track of your backlinks with Tools like Monitor Backlinks.com

 

[brooktroutballer]

It should be a 20 minute switch to a new domain. Clone your old domain to new/ block robots on old/ place 301. Frankly I wouldn't 301 it if it has a penalty. Restart new linking with proper anchor text ratios.

 

[tony_d]

Indeed, a new one is the way forward.

 

[gorrior]

Alright, so no 301 redirect and buy a new domain with same hosting.

So block robots and delete all content on old site and upload it immediately to the new one? How do I block the robots?

 

[gorrior]

Anybody please?

 

[ZeroDouble]

Hey guys. I've been building quality links to my moneysite for 2-4 months now hoping it would rank eventually.
I just got a rank tracker and figured it isn't even in top 500 for my main keyword.

The URL is in google if I search for it though (indexed?).

I guess my only option is to build another moneysite.

I would like to save the content and link juice from my backlinks if I can.

So how do I do that without getting flagged for duplicate content or anything? I suppose I have to do a 301 redirect to a new domain and can I then just copy-paste the content to the new moneysite?

Why do you want to move the content to a new site if your current site hasn't been penalised?

Most likely it never ranked for anything in the first place.

Call me old fashioned, but I would look at onsite seo issues, and your link building strategy first, before even considering moving the content to a new domain.

If you've really got your heart set on moving domains, then the best way to do it is to update the content on your existing site with something else (spun crap) and hammer it with spam (or use an indexing service) so that it gets indexed. Then (ideally) wait a couple of weeks for Google's cache of the pages to update to show the new (spun) content.

Once the cache has updated, put the old (good) content onto the new domain, and away you go.

But as I said, I'd just sort out whatever problems you've got with your existing site/link building strategy instead.

 

[gorrior]

that seems like a pretty good idea.

 

[islandman1010]

Please answer my PM it would mean a lot.

Guess he just wanted my niche lol :S.

I doubt he wants the niche of a site that never ranked so I would have taken up his offer.

You are chucking around a lot of phrases here such as 301 redirect...saving link juice.....building quality backlinks.....blocking robots etc etc. However I guess the site is just not good enough in Googles eyes. I doubt that doing any of the above will make any difference to a new site. if the site is no good why would you want to copy all the content to a new site.

I really would suggest you get someone to look into your site...look at your layout....look at any links....look how Google see's your pages. There can be a ton of things wrong with the site which you will just repeat on a new one.

 

[goldendeli]

Very simple. PLease collect your backlinks list. From Majestic SEO, Ahrefs & MOZ. And finally go to analyse linkrisk site. Then you can go remove spamming links.

Then you can reconsideration main for "Google". Finally, you can build naturally, unique and best quality of links as well. Try it. Cheers

I see you are trying to be helpful but wow, bad advice all around.

Linkrisk's tool is horrible, I'm surprised they are still even in business based on how bad their algo's are at determining bad links. Plus, you have to upload your own list of links to them? What the fuck is the point of their service. You'd think for their outrageous fees they'd atleast use the backlink checkers API's. I mean that's freaking ludicrous. They charge $200-2500+ a month to ANALYZE links, and then you still need topay ahrefs, majestic and moz to download in the first place? There are link removal services that charge less than that to analyze your links from all of the major backlink checkers and REMOVE the links!

Don't use linkrisk and get fleeced for a bad algorithm for identifying toxic links to receive a freaking disavow file. That's just nuts.

 

[gorrior]

I doubt he wants the niche of a site that never ranked so I would have taken up his offer.

You are chucking around a lot of phrases here such as 301 redirect...saving link juice.....building quality backlinks.....blocking robots etc etc. However I guess the site is just not good enough in Googles eyes. I doubt that doing any of the above will make any difference to a new site. if the site is no good why would you want to copy all the content to a new site.

I really would suggest you get someone to look into your site...look at your layout....look at any links....look how Google see's your pages. There can be a ton of things wrong with the site which you will just repeat on a new one.

I DID PM him, just never got a response. That's why I said that .

Perhaps there are something wrong with my on-site SEO, but I think it looks great honestly. I am not new to building sites and it has 7.2k backlinks ahref domain and URL rank 45.
So it SHOULD rank in top 500, that's why I am thinking it has been penalized for some reason.