De-index site, possible penalty applied - new domain solution?

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stelarars1

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• Apr 20, 2013

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Hello all,

i'm trying to recover a 2 years old website which i think got penalty from google due to frivolous action made in the past (example creations of tons of low quality backlinks).
I think also that the site is deindex by Google.

1 quick question
If the site has the domain abcd and now i take a new domain ab-cd moving also the content would it be a solution or google will extend the penalty to the new site also?

thanx

 

rasmusk

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Just get the site deindexed. Move the content to ab-cd from abcd would be fine. Remember just dont make a 301 from abcd, or the penalty will follow.

 

aka sam

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I would say dont even move the content.... Start fresh.

 

danailo

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It depends what content you have. If it is high quality use it otherwise start fresh and no 301.

 

rasmusk

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aka sam said:

I would say dont even move the content.... Start fresh.

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Okay. If you have thousands of high quality articles or even in the 2 digits number of articles OF CAUSE you should reuse them. I don't know what aka sam is on about. But remember you have to wait for them to get deindexed, which can take some time So start out on your new domain, write some quality content and add old content when it deindexes

 

weblues

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I will say be REALLY SURE it is De-indexed before embarking on another journey. You can also attempt to play by Google's rules and contact them to re-index your website. No matter the step you take, diversify and be safe don't depend on Google alone.

 

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stelarars1

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• Apr 21, 2013
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thanks for your responses!

it seems that not all pages are DE-indexed so i can't do anything at the moment, is there a way to force indexing or de-indexing pages? maybe using Google webmasters tools?

 

Untouchable

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Buy a aged (5 Years+) Authority domain.

 

omnipotent$

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I suggest you should just start over. Time is money, there is no sense beating a dead horse.