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lieven
04-16-2007, 05:53 PM
Can any one help my with my site?

I made a little commercial site and have put it online about a week ago.
The site was easily indexed by Google already after 4 days.
When creating the site I have optimized it as good as I could. I can say that I start to have an average knowledge of seo.
Never thit I use any Black Hat seo like hidden text or links.
I have chosen many niche tail keywords for the site and have distributed the keywords wisely over the content in all important places.
The site contains about 5 or 6 reciprocal links.
The problem now is that after only two days the site totally dissapeared in google's rankings. Even when I search for the site's name it won't appear in Google.
On the other hand when I run the command site:www.mysite.com, I get a list of almost any page of the site. So I can conclude the site is still in the index of Google.
Has any one an idea of what caused my site dissapearing from google search results? Did I get penalised, why and what should I do?

Thanks to any one who can help me.

shilly
04-21-2007, 10:42 PM
click on your reciprocal links. What sites are they? Do they have page rank? Are they link farms?

If a site you recip link with is penalised or banned, you may get penalized as well.

Also, when you do a "site:" search do it without the "www." This way any sub domains, if any, will show up as well.

gennsearch
04-24-2007, 11:46 AM
from my own experiences it is very common that Google will drop new pages from a site after a few days, if your site is new it will take a bit longer to stay in the index. If the quality of your site is good it should come back within the SERPs.

shilly
04-24-2007, 03:01 PM
from my own experiences it is very common that Google will drop new pages from a site after a few days, if your site is new it will take a bit longer to stay in the index. If the quality of your site is good it should come back within the SERPs.

True. Lieven look up Google "sandbox."