Duplicate Content Problem

Hi!

I made the following experience:

I wrote on article which i uploaded on a page press release page. I had one link to my site in this article including the main keyword from my "site + test". This press site was in a network and my article was postet on 10 different sites with the same content and same link. Two days later i could'nt find my page in the google serps for the keyword + test. So I had 10 sites with Duplicate Content. I put all those sites in the disavow tool to show google to dont count this links. Furthermore i removed all articles on this sites.

After I "Disavoled" this sites my site was back for one day. Since yesterday it is out of the serps for the keyword+test.

Do you think it will come back? How low will it take? What can I do more? Should I continue with high quality linkbuilding?

This Keyword makes all the money for me, but now it's gone...

PLease help ma!

A few ideas:
- Update the text on your money page, add some, edit some, delete some, just make sure the updated version is unique
- Keep building links to your site! You will come out on top ultimately
- I wouldn't have disavowed links for so little, but if you deleted the articles, Google will soon forget about them

alright cool! so you think everything will be back soon?

Till now i only have long written texts about the things I tested. I am just about to make a video for all items and upload it on Youtube. That will be a good update I think!

That isn't duplicate content, hell it is just a press release on top of that.
BUT your bigger mistake was using your bloody keyword exact match! THAT is more of an issue, then a nonexistent "duplicate content penalty".
Next time you issue a press release, understand it can land on 10 sites, 20 sites, 300 sites and don't bugger up your rankings by over optimizing your anchor text, use branded for best, use lSI if nothing else.

ooh yeah true! Do you think it will come back?

Hansiiiii said:

ooh yeah true! Do you think it will come back?

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Build some HQ branded and naked URLs, publish a great piece of content and send out a press release for it. You should be fine, and really settle down, don't be so quick to disavow links you built.

Don't disavow links, be patient and improve your page content.

Make sure you optimize you press releases before sending out. Another thing OP, if you are able to delete links that you don't want. No need to disavow them. Disavow is the last resort. For now, try adding fresh content to your site and add more quality links slowly.