Site De-indexed From Google

ZorkZork69 · Apr 22, 2014

I purchased an SEO package from someone on here and it did wonders for my site for months, until Big G busted the most likely PBN and caught my site that was sitting at #1 for its search term and then de-indexed it.

1)Is there any feasible way to get Google to put it back up?

2)If not, and I start over using a new site in the same niche, is it okay to link to the same Facebook page without Google detecting the match and penalizing me?

3)Is there anything I should look out for while creating the new site in order to not link the two sites together? Should i take down the original site?

This is simply a micro-niche website that was making me ~14-30$ a day.

Also, if anyone could provide me any additional pointers, it'd be much appreciated. Thank you!

Aty · Apr 22, 2014

1. no
2. no
3. new hosting, new content, avoid any footprint
you can take it down

antichrist · Apr 22, 2014

Please pm me what service got you hit.

ZorkZork69 · Apr 22, 2014

Aty said:
1. no
2. no
3. new hosting, new content, avoid any footprint
you can take it down

Thank you. So basically, putting the site on a new host is my only other option.

antichrist said:
Please pm me what service got you hit.

It was Rankpush. I don't think this guy is doing any more work for us here anyways. So you don't have to worry about others getting hit.
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...earch-engine-optimization-24.html#post6705363

ok888 · Apr 22, 2014

Did you ask the provider to remove the link from the PBN?

I manage to get couple of site back up by removing link that caused the penalize

ZorkZork69 · Apr 22, 2014

ok888 said:
Did you ask the provider to remove the link from the PBN?

I manage to get couple of site back up by removing link that caused the penalize

I'm not entirely sure it was a PBN. I posted the link above to the thread. It was basically an all in one SEO package. I think it was a manual penalty as well as no one here has really been complaining about Google updates screwing their shit over.

Aty · Apr 22, 2014

ZorkZork69 said:
Thank you. So basically, putting the site on a new host is my only other option.

Yes, the new site you'll be building, not the old one.

himanuzo · Apr 22, 2014

Try to check your own url on Google, if it is still on Google... you have probably to rank it.

Phobos · Apr 22, 2014

Hey, funnily enough, the same thing happened to me today, except that I was using a different service. Some of my keywords are still indexed, albeit at very very low ranks (page 10+). Can someone shed a clearer light on this? If my keywords are still there on the SERPs does that mean I can still salvage the website?

I really need advice and I'm bookmarking this thread. Hope we get through this okay, OP.

DiggitySEO · Apr 22, 2014

Like mentioned before. Be sure to re-write your content even though your first site was de-indexed. I have reason to believe (after 3 times of trying to short cut this) that Google is using cached data to check for dupe content. Once I started re-writing (I use ineedarticles.com), ranking new sites has been fine.

Also, you can link up your old FB, Twitter, etc without Google connecting the dots. Done this plenty of times.

Phobos · Apr 22, 2014

Is it really necessary to change hosting? My other websites are doing quite well at the top of the SERPs, only 1 has tanked. Will it be extra paranoia to enlist another hosting service?

howard_hughes · Apr 22, 2014

please tell us what pbn you used, it will save us money I believe..

ZorkZork69 · Apr 22, 2014

himanuzo said:
Try to check your own url on Google, if it is still on Google... you have probably to rank it.

Nope. De-indexed totally from Google. Basically erased my shit.

Phobos said:
Hey, funnily enough, the same thing happened to me today, except that I was using a different service. Some of my keywords are still indexed, albeit at very very low ranks (page 10+). Can someone shed a clearer light on this? If my keywords are still there on the SERPs does that mean I can still salvage the website?

I really need advice and I'm bookmarking this thread. Hope we get through this okay, OP.

I believe that means your site is salvageable. Don't take my word on it though.

DiggitySEO said:
Like mentioned before. Be sure to re-write your content even though your first site was de-indexed. I have reason to believe (after 3 times of trying to short cut this) that Google is using cached data to check for dupe content. Once I started re-writing (I use ineedarticles.com), ranking new sites has been fine.

Also, you can link up your old FB, Twitter, etc without Google connecting the dots. Done this plenty of times.

Alright thank you. Will more than likely set up a new one to not even take a risk though.

Phobos said:
Is it really necessary to change hosting? My other websites are doing quite well at the top of the SERPs, only 1 has tanked. Will it be extra paranoia to enlist another hosting service?

yeah. I'm curious to this as well. But I do know that Google checks IP's as well. So all websites from the same hosting package have the same IP I suppose, so I can only speculate on if Google will penalize you for the same IP, but it's probably a likely occurence.

howard_hughes said:
please tell us what pbn you used, it will save us money I believe..

I replied earlier in this thread with the link to the SEO package service I used. But here it is again:
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...earch-engine-optimization-24.html#post6705363

andyf91 · Apr 22, 2014

Were you getting a lot of visitors at that number 1 spots? 15-$30 is solid for a MNS I'm just getting into it to give it a try seems like you would need quite a lot of them to make decent income would you agree? Thanks! To answer your question I would just completely start over fresh do everything new

ZorkZork69 · Apr 22, 2014

andyf91 said:
Were you getting a lot of visitors at that number 1 spots? 15-$30 is solid for a MNS I'm just getting into it to give it a try seems like you would need quite a lot of them to make decent income would you agree? Thanks! To answer your question I would just completely start over fresh do everything new

It was a high traffic/low competitive niche that I got the head start on before anyone. If you can come up with a niche idea that balances those two out and know how to set up a website, you're set.
But yeah, I'm thinking that as well. Don't know if I should use a different host or not. Anyone have any experience with that?

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