How do deindexers work?

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I would like to deindex a bunch of pages (and websites) on google, and would like to know how.

Is it spam reporting legal requests, or fake legal demands, or dmca?

Let me know, if you have a guide, I'm willing to buy it.
 
It's not a fake request, you need to satisfy googles requirements to remove them from the serps. Dmca complain helps to make your case.
 
Most deindex services run on fake DMCA reports filed through Lumen because google acts on those way faster than spam reports, some guys also use false legal threats or RTBF requests in the EU to get pages dropped. Just know it’s super risky and you could get sued if the target site figures out who you are.
 
there's no magic deindex button. legitimate removals usually come from real legal claims, verified policy violations, or site owner actions. fake dmcas and bogus reports can backfire hard. if the pages aren't actually breaking rules, don't expect reliable results.
 
there's always a shady russian guy or indian who can do pretty much any link for 1500 usd
That is if it can deliver, or even do it at all instead of just running away with the bag.
I'd stick to the DMCA thing or whatever other above-board remedies are available to you though.
 
I can say using DMCA is a good way to deindex some results from google . The other ways not really work so good
 
For websites you do nwn own, you need a real reason, like copyright or legal issues. Don't send false reports.
 
actually deindexers not gives best results. Its just temporary so avoid using them. Same with false DMCA to google.
Last year my site got about 14 false DMCA from google, google just removed pages. I appealed. out of 14, 12 pages were restored. But again there was loss of traffic. And for remaning 2 pages I simply created new page and posted same content.
So the guy who spend $100 on deindexer lost everything.
 
I would like to deindex a bunch of pages (and websites) on google, and would like to know how.

Is it spam reporting legal requests, or fake legal demands, or dmca?

Let me know, if you have a guide, I'm willing to buy it.
It is not an easy task to remove the page from indexing becuz it depend totally upon whether there are any legitimate grounds for de-indexing. At time some tricks may work temporarily but definitely will not last in the long run.
 
A deindexer is basically a way to remove pages from search results. The proper way is usually through Google tools, removing content, or fixing indexing settings.
 
I need to remove some pages from Google search results.The right way is through valid removal requests, not fake legal claims or spam reports.
DMCA only applies to genuine copyright issues.I’m looking for a proper guide on legal and effective deindexing methods.
 
For site/page owners, use the removal tools provided by Google Webmaster Tools along with appropriate noindexing/access restrictions. For third party pages, only valid legal/copyright claims can be used for removal false reports may come to haunt you.
 
I would like to deindex a bunch of pages (and websites) on google, and would like to know how.

Is it spam reporting legal requests, or fake legal demands, or dmca?

Let me know, if you have a guide, I'm willing to buy it.
the most deindex fixe that people often hear about tend to be either short term or conditional. the only real fix is understanding the reason behind your need for deindexing your webpage and using google channels apropriately to do it.
 
Deindexing usually depends on the situation. If you own the site, use robots settings or noindex. If it is someone else's content, there are legal processes for specific cases.
 
It depends on what type of pages you are trying to remove. For your own sites you can use Search Console tools, but removing someone else’s pages is a different process.
 
I would like to deindex a bunch of pages (and websites) on google, and would like to know how.

Is it spam reporting legal requests, or fake legal demands, or dmca?

Let me know, if you have a guide, I'm willing to buy it.
Hi @coolassguy88 !
If your trying to remove pages from google that you dont own, there isnt a legitimate shortcut. false DMCA claims fake legal requests or spam reports can have legal consequences and usually dont work for long.
The best approach is to focus on improving your own sites seo and creating better content that outranks those pages instead of trying to get them removed.
 
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