google delete all pages, need help please!

VaLeRyA

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Hello, I want to comment before continuing that i speak Spanish and my English is very bad .

I have 3 websites on BlogSpot and uniquewebcontent used to publish articles on a daily basis.

The problem is that Google des-index (delete) all of the pages of my 3 websites, published 60 articles per day and had 3000 pages indexed.

Webmaster tool now tells me that the Google has index or accessed correctly to my homepage, but site: mydomain.com not find any page.

not lost pagerank, remains intact: PR4 PR4 PR3

Google might penalize me for sending too many pages so quickly?

I also have links back 17,000 in webmaster tool each about, that can be caused?
link:mydomain.com have 150 backlinks

Time may heal or need to request a re-inclusion?

Thank you all and hope to help

 

MrsE

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If I were you, i'd email support (google)...and find out what the *F* is going on!!!

 

VaLeRyA

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The problem is that my site is purely rewrite articles

 

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scriptaty

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Rewriting articles should not have de-indexed you. But if your content were automatic generated which were very hard to read and understand then they might get banned.
But if webmaster tools shows nothing about it then I think you should contact them directly coz I don't think Larry is viewing this forum.

Will you mind us giving us the URL?

 

VaLeRyA

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Articles are manually rewrite, and tended to have unique content that promote products or services

 

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scriptaty

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Articles are manually rewrite, and tended to have unique content that promote products or services

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If so then better contact them directly...

 

VaLeRyA

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How long should I wait, only 1 day since the passage deindexacion

 

mazgalici

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I have the same problem, but I'm stealing videos from youtube

 

oceanman

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email their customer service...their reply is more accurate.

 

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Riposte

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If your content is unique and readable, you really shouldn't have a problem. As long as you aren't doing any cloaking or hidden links or other kinds of "black hat" stuff?

Are you doing anything like that?

And how are you getting 60 unique articles every single day?

 

VaLeRyA

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Riposte said:

If your content is unique and readable, you really shouldn't have a problem. As long as you aren't doing any cloaking or hidden links or other kinds of "black hat" stuff?

Are you doing anything like that?

And how are you getting 60 unique articles every single day?

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No, he received 60 items per day for the popularity of my site, now get 10.

I once happened to a site. co.cc I completely deindex, two weeks and then slowly returned to index.

I may be punished by the sandbox effect? to receive incoming links too soon?

my english is very "bush" or bad

please Master SEO,
the site generated $ 50 per day, and now only 5

 

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Riposte

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Is your entire site gone from the index?

If you do a search with: site:www.yourdomain.com

Is it completely gone?

Also, what do you mean by 60 items per day? What items?

 

VaLeRyA

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yep site:lalala.com dropped 12 jan
articles, poker news, players comments and more

 

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mc1100

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I wonder if you want to be my marketing partner, lol
We will help you set up a dating site, and you will promote this and also get your commission. And you just need a domain name related to senior dating.

My main site is seniormatch dot com ,the program is private label program.

Please let me if you are interested. thanks.

Chris

 

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lukesloot

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were you linking to gambling sites? if so, that may be your problem with google. you may have gotten manually reviewed and that didn't like the content of your site or the sites you were linking to. i'm not big on seo, but i know with ppc this would be a no no. good luck and keep us posted.

- lucas

 

bantoncookies

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Sounds like google deindex your site because they think they are spam. And you said your sites are hosted on blogger. Blogger is well known for deleting sites very quickly.

next time try to get your own domain, much safer.

 

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Lintang

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In this case Google didn't care that your articles were unique. It only mattered the quantity of your excessive daily posts. It thought that you were spamming. For example me: I will consider someone is spamming me if he / she sends me 60 mails / emails per day.