Can a site get de-indexed??

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appliedscience

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I have a relatively new site, I was indexed and used a service here on BHW for a few thousand backlinks, today I did a backlink check and 0. I went to google and the site isn't even indexed!! What's happened?? and more importantly why did this happen? I just have a 1 page WP blog with a quality article on it.

 

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waimeng00

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Feb 27, 2008

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This is so just a temporarily sandbox. Keep building links, it will come back with higher ranking.

 

syns0r

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yup, sounds like you're deindexed.

 

zmoney

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Apr 19, 2011

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Nothing comes up in the index at all? Not even searching for your domain? Sounds like a de-index heh, been through that many times.

Why did this happen? heh, well 1000's of links in 5 minutes is not completely natural haha..

 

beaglejuice

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One new page and a few thousand backlinks is like telling the cops that you will be committing a crime and will showcase to them how you do it...rofl

 

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jerzydawg

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You have a new website and blasted thousands of URLs to it. This is what triggered your website to be indexed. Chances are, your website is not going to come back and the domain is worthless in Google's eyes. It is time to move on and re-create another domain and not be so stupid about it.

Google's link building needs to be done naturally. There is no way you can get thousands of backlinks in a matter of hours and Google knows this. The only possible way would be software. You triggered their attention which caused your site to be indexed.

 

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appliedscience

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Makes sense. I know thousands of backlinks quickly doesn't look natural. I used a service on bhw that was deep linking, not just like a xrummer blast to the domain itself. Also, on a different post I asked about new domains and some feedback on someones experience was 5K backlinks on a new domain never was an issue.

If I don't do any backlinks on this domain will it slowly get re-indexed, or do I need to keep building backlinks?

 

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alpwks

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Apr 12, 2011

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It might come back. I had a site de-indexed the other day but came back to #2 a few days later.

 

homenet

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Link velocity is very important in Google's eyes. Building 1000 links one day and then none the next is a major red flag. Ok sure, Google won't have discovered all the links straight away it will have picked them up in big batches and then noticed no more were created.

 

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LinkGod

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If it was not de-indexed for explicit material it may come back. You can contact Google about it sometimes they help if you are not the one who de-indexed it.

 

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appliedscience

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Thanks guys, my site came back after a couple of days, I didn't need to do any more link building to get it back which was good. Thanks for all the feedback and support.