Domain Expired Got Deindexed in Google

s y n t a x ™

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I have a free domain which is an ecommerce store earning about $100 per month. It got expired 1 day ago and as I checked it now, all of the contents are being deindexed by google.

I did renew the domain just now. My question is, will my contents be index again in google?

100% of my traffic comes from google. It's a dead site if it doesn't get index again.

 

drilonnn

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Then why'd you let it expire?

If some pages have been deindexed then they're not going to go at the same position as they were.

 

s y n t a x ™

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It was a free domain and the registrar didn't send any expiration notification.

 

nikita12

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Google de-indexes expired domains pretty quickly these days. But don't worry - as long as there is no penalty, it will get indexed again and should be back to its original position in a few days.

 

KHR

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nikita12 said:

Google de-indexes expired domains pretty quickly these days. But don't worry - as long as there is no penalty, it will get indexed again and should be back to its original position in a few days.

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Agreed. Build Quality Links to do it early & get back the position.

 

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Ninjaseotools

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dont worry, it will index your pages again

 

s y n t a x ™

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There is no penalty since I didn't build any links to it.

 

pierz

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Your pages are going to be reindexed if you did renew the domain, it shouldn't take a too long time. By the way, that's strange Google desindexed your pages so fast, your website must have been offline more than one day. And maybe it is risky to stay with a free domain if your site is earning > 100$/month (better to have full control on your domain).

 

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it will be back quickly. I let 2 of my mini money sites expire (hey, it happens) and apart from losing traffic for the 2 days they were expired nothing changed on the google part.

 

Aty

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It will get indexed soon, don't worry about that.