Only ranking on Bing & Yahoo, not GOOGLE!

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johnny12

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Okay so I have a french niche, and it's ranking in yahoo and bing, but it's no where to be shown in google. It was ranked at one point, i believe like the 4th page, and than it disappeared. I've sent it like 200 authority links, and like 50 fr backlinks. The niche is relatively easy to rank, little competition, but it's not ranking on google. Am i penalized? What should i do? It's been like 2ish weeks.

 

Aty

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Is it still indexed?

Google this:

Code:

site:yourdomain.com

If it doesn't show any result it's deindexed.

 

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johnny12

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No it is not De-indexed

 

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johnny12

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Can someone help me please.

 

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beasty513

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How long have you had the SEO services done?

Could be a Google dance...

 

lelou00

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aged domain or fresh one? might be a Google dance.

 

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johnny12

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The SEO service was done about a little less than a month ago. The links just recently finished indexing, and it was a fresh domain.

 

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beasty513

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johnny12 said:

The SEO service was done about a little less than a month ago. The links just recently finished indexing, and it was a fresh domain.

Click to expand...

Then that explains it.


Less than a month is not enough time

for crystal clear SERP's.


Plus fresh domain take more longer to stick than aged.


Just give it more time for G to "discover" the recent SEO work.

 

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Fed_Dent

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are you sure its authority links? if not then you have a problem with Google.

 

lelou00

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From my experience, for fresh site, it takes time for google to trust you. So the best practice would be drip feeding your backlinks over a month or two. Just drip feed social bookmarks/signal first.

 

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hnmfvnxe

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What do you mean by authority links?

 

jimmylegs

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Give it another week then see if its still not.