Google kisses my ass nicely ;)

Mr. Grinder

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Jul 29, 2017

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• Jan 29, 2019

• #1

wow, my traffic dropped to 65 a day now!

this is how i got rekt out my site from google

but one things i want to know that how you guys recover DMCA from google ?

 

Scritty

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May 1, 2010

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• Jan 29, 2019

• #2

New content
Reconsideration request

There is no other way really.

 

Writerly

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Dec 9, 2016

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• Jan 29, 2019

• #3

You probably just need some new content relevant to the niche you're chasing. It has to be SEO-friendly, obviously, so high-quality, grammatically correct, and keyword-driven. But also, I think Google has been flaky in general for the past few months, and now they're implementing changes too. Still, they probably won't change what works for them, and they want people to post more and compete for their favor. Good luck.

 

Ideal_SEO

Regular Member

May 5, 2018

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• Jan 29, 2019

• #4

it's not kisses, it Kicked

 

pbl4845

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Jan 28, 2019

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• Jan 29, 2019

• #5

this was one of my questions also.... once this happens.... is it possible to get back? .... I mean.... are there several kinds of penalties?

 

nakamura

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Mar 22, 2013

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• Jan 29, 2019

• #6

Getting it back can be a pain. It really comes down to the employee who is manually reviewing your website.

 

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tappu

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• Jan 31, 2019

• #7

you should get new content

 

vvovvo

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• Jan 31, 2019

• #8

Just change URL.

 

HenryObi

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Sep 7, 2017

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• Jan 31, 2019

• #9

I had same issue, DMCA for I think 2 posts.

I'm just observing it to see how long it'll take to regain my positions on the SERP.

Strange to see people advise to change your domain. Not every project is a churn and burn project that change domain anytime without serious considerations.

 

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porforofav

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Oct 17, 2023

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• Oct 17, 2023

• #10

HenryObi said:

I had same issue, DMCA for I think 2 posts.

I'm just observing it to see how long it'll take to regain my positions on the SERP.

Strange to see people advise to change your domain. Not every project is a churn and burn project that change domain anytime without serious considerations.

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Did you recover your blog from the DMCA? If so, what steps did you take? This happened to me six months ago; I received about 12 DMCA notices, and all of my posts were de-indexed. Only my homepage was indexed, and it appeared on the last page of search results.

 

HenryObi

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• Oct 17, 2023

• #11

porforofav said:

Did you recover your blog from the DMCA? If so, what steps did you take? This happened to me six months ago; I received about 12 DMCA notices, and all of my posts were de-indexed. Only my homepage was indexed, and it appeared on the last page of search results.

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That same blog was never recovered. Thag DMCA marked the beginning of the end for the blog.

 

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porforofav

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Oct 17, 2023

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• Oct 17, 2023

• #12

HenryObi said:

That same blog was never recovered. Thag DMCA marked the beginning of the end for the blog.

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I have implemented a 301 redirect from somesite.com to ww1.somesite.com. Will this method improve my Google ranking? The next method I'm going to try is changing the subdomain without 301 redirect, like from ww1.somesite.com to ww2.somesite.com. Will this work?