Website banned by Google?

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  1. #1
    When your site disappears from Google completely, does that mean it's been banned from Google? :confused:
     
    Craddockkk, Dec 2, 2009 IP
  2. malcolm1

    malcolm1 Prominent Member

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    #2
    Try this...

    site:yoursitehere.com

    in google search box

    If its there (there are links) its not banned...

    thx
    M1
     
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  3. Dismatikz

    Dismatikz Well-Known Member

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    #3
    Did you try typing in something like 
    http://www.~yourURL~.com/blabla/
    Code (markup):
    ? It might've been that Google's changing your SERP therefore your root URL disappears temporarily. (normally 1-2 days).
     
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  4. rbagaming

    rbagaming Well-Known Member

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    I don't think ban is the correct word, I think he correct word should be penalized...! If you have used some black hat seo method or something, then there are chances that your website might have been penalized by google...!
     
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  5. Craddockkk

    Craddockkk Guest

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    I got someone from here to do some SEO work, he probably did it...

    site:yoursitehere.com - works fine, I'm still there.

    Guess I'll speak to the guy on here that did it.

    Is it possible to go back where I was before?
     
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  6. MayaLocke

    MayaLocke Peon

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    I would give it a couple of days every once in a while sites will disappear for 2-3 days then reappear with different rankings.
     
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    yamahoto Member

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    Really depends.. you can type site:weburl in the browser to test
     
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  8. ThreatOn

    ThreatOn Peon

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    Yes. It mifht be temporary issue. If after few days your site won't back it's positions try to request for re-indexing from Webmaster tool.
     
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  9. GIF

    GIF Peon

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    I don't think. Use the option site:yoursitename and check it whether it appears or not. Usually this condition remains for only 1-2 days only.
     
    GIF, Dec 2, 2009 IP