Google unindexed me?

Zakash

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Hey guys, any idea why it happened? i didn't made any changes to the site.. only contact updates.

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Thanks!
 
Check for Keywords Rankings, may be you are hit and Ranks Dropped?
 
You can see if your site indexed or not by using site:yoursitehere in google
 
Yeah, you shouldn't need to ask if you've been deindexed, it's easy to check site:"http://mydomain.com" on google.com

From the stats it looks like you either got deindexed or penalised. What did you do when you updated the contacts?
 
Yeah, you shouldn't need to ask if you've been deindexed, it's easy to check site:"http://mydomain.com" on google.com

From the stats it looks like you either got deindexed or penalised. What did you do when you updated the contacts?

Nope i can see the site on google... any ideas what can help me?
 
Nope i can see the site on google... any ideas what can help me?

I need more information before I can help:

1. How many site pages?
2. Did you lose keyword position on all pages?
3. Are ALL the pages still indexed?
4. Have you checked all backlinks (for negative SEO hits etc).
5. What was the nature of the contact info you changed? sitewide footer?
 
also, did you end any backlink subscriptions (PBN perhaps)?
 
looks like penalty, have a look into other pages and keywords you were ranking for. if any.

do you have google webmaster tools, it will help you to clear some picture of the story.
 
From the graph I can see that this is a newly developed domain - less than 1 month old, or at least just got search engine presence in the last 1 month only. Could be because of over optimization to a newly developed domain. Still, i could be wrong...
 
Wow! How were you able to get those many impressions and clicks in just a months time that too for a new site ?. Did you use any search bots ?.
 
High rankings and impression inside first month, I'm going to take a wild guess and say blackhat links...

Penalty and dropped from main indexed KW's, again I'm going to take a wild guess and say blackhat links...

I'm guessing you hit your site with 1000's of links right after posting the content with a bulk of their anchors the exact match keywords that your domain targets.

That roller coaster is usually what happens when using blackhat strategies directly to your money url, hint hint. For a couple weeks your serps are great then BAM! flatline.

Clean up your links pointing towards your site. And work on getting some articles for guest posts done from authority pr1+ blogs in your niche. Once your site is back and gaining authority in your niche then you can send SOME higher quality spam links as is natural for some authority sites to have some spammy sites linking to it. I bet wikipedia or about has many spammy sites linking to it yet those links help it as it's known as an authority site...
 
Hi OP,

You have been hit!
Migrate to another website and rebuild from scratch.

All The Best,
Commoner
 
This really sounds like a "Black hawk down" situation. There probably is no recovery from this situation. If there is it will be a long and complicated process. If the site isn't with a lot of rep just move one.
 
Very hard to tell you why when we do not have access to the critical data needed to do so. I would say something went wrong with your keyword rankings. Maybe you were penalized for bad links?

-RK
 
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