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frase

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Aug 4, 2014

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• Jul 2, 2015

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Hello. A few days ago my website was hacked and installed some porn viruses. I cleaned it, and today I started to see that my website is receiving some organic traffic for porn keywords. I don't know if the traffic comes from Google, the only thing I know is that a part of it is from organic search and some are Direct visitors. I don't have porn informations or other porn files on my website. All the visitors go on Index page.


I want to know if this is bad for my adsense ads and for my SEO.


Thank you!

 

Titans

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Oct 20, 2013

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• Jul 2, 2015

• #2

Check your back links and remove bad back links.

 

HoneyHelper

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• #3

Yes; it is bad for your website as Google can trace the visitors of your site and it won't rank the site having visits through porn keywords. You should remove the bad back-links ASAP!

HONEY

 

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frase

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• #4

should I block my website ? I don't see any bad backlinks.

 

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frase

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If I set it "under construction" or something wont hurt my seo?

 

HoneyHelper

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frase said:

If I set it "under construction" or something wont hurt my seo?

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If you don't see any bad back-links; just let the site running for few days and see if visitors from porn keyword are reducing!
If not reducing; then set it "under-construction" for 15 days or so; you will be fine after that!

Cheers!
HONEY!

 

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frase

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If I cleaned the website, and removed the infected links, they should dissapear from google in a few days, right? If they are no longer live ob my website...

 

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dadiaar

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Mar 7, 2013

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• Jul 6, 2015

• #8

Just wonder, as I've not been in your situation, but can you resubmit those links in Google (Search "google submit url") to be indexed faster?

Also you can edit your robots.txt to tell Google to check your website everyday (make it only the first week) and at the same time, tell him not to index the infected urls.

Remember to share the results

 

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saltedweb

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Aug 9, 2014

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• Jul 16, 2015

• #9

Refresh and remove the attached backup links

 

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ghat6

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• Jul 16, 2015

• #10

any updates OP? It's been 2 weeks since your post, are you still getting traffic from porn keywords?