Site disappearing,deindexed or sandboxed? See these tips to solve the problem

[masterjani]

I saw there are tons of threads asking help about sites disappearing,deindexing or sandboxing problems.
In most sites disappearing cases wait for one week to see if it comes back or not.Build some quality backlinks and adjust any onpage keyword stuffing to get back the site.

But when checking site:domain.com in google none of your pages found then
Follow these steps to solve your problem.
1.Go to google webmaster tools and register and verify your site.
Google Webmaster Central. Get data about crawling, indexing and search traffic. Increase traffic to your site.
2.See already there are any messages inside.
3.Request your site for reconsideration.
Requesting reconsideration of your site - Webmaster Tools Help
4.When applying tell the true info to them.like which seo company you are using.What type of link you have created in the past two weeks like that.Tell the true information.
Wait, surely they will return with suggestion to get back your site in one week max.

I helped many clients and get back their site.


But It may happen due to other algorithmic changes too.

Googles response to one of my clients queries.

We received a request from a site owner to reconsider http://www.domain.com/ for compliance with Google's Webmaster Guidelines.
We reviewed your site and found no manual actions by the webspam team that might affect your site's ranking in Google. There's no need to file a reconsideration request for your site, because any ranking issues you may be experiencing are not related to a manual action taken by the webspam team.
Of course, there may be other issues with your site that affect your site's ranking. Google's computers determine the order of our search results using a series of formulas known as algorithms. We make hundreds of changes to our search algorithms each year, and we employ more than 200 different signals when ranking pages. As our algorithms change and as the web (including your site) changes, some fluctuation in ranking can happen as we make updates to present the best results to our users.
If you've experienced a change in ranking which you suspect may be more than a simple algorithm change, there are other things you may want to investigate as possible causes, such as a major change to your site's content, content management system, or server architecture. For example, a site may not rank well if your server stops serving pages to Googlebot, or if you've changed the URLs for a large portion of your site's pages. This article has a list of other potential reasons your site may not be doing well in search.

[yukon]

No offense, but anyone that brings in a Google employee to look at a site is asking for @#$%&* trouble.

Good luck...

[Luke112346]

so my site used to be page one for my keyword, and now its nowhere to been seen, prolly been about 4 days?

When i check site:mydomain in google it still comes up, along with a few new affiliate links

sense it still shows up when i search for it specifically its all good?

[Mr Lim]

Woohoo, I never thought of re-index de-indexed sits.

Thanks for sharing.

Will try it soon.

[masterjani]

Originally Posted by Luke112346

so my site used to be page one for my keyword, and now its nowhere to been seen, prolly been about 4 days?

When i check site:mydomain in google it still comes up, along with a few new affiliate links

sense it still shows up when i search for it specifically its all good?

When your site is still indexed but it is not showing for your keywords.Then the amount of backlinks you have created is not enough try to create more.Most importantly update the site continuosly.

Originally Posted by yukon

No offense, but anyone that brings in a Google employee to look at a site is asking for @#$%&* trouble.

Good luck...

No it is not true at all.When you have problems you need to contact them otherwise sit back and watch the empty site without visitors.Google employees will always kind enough to answer the questions (when you given accurate info of what you have done before sites deindex or disappear) in my experience.

Originally Posted by game333

Woohoo, I never thought of re-index de-indexed sits.

Thanks for sharing.

Will try it soon.

Glad you liked it.

[masterjani]

Originally Posted by johancades

Hi,

Thanks for sharing such a useful information. In future i would definitely follow theses steps. I hope It helps!

Glad it helped you.

[simonbuzz]

Hey thanks for the info....but I already knew about it..anyways this will help other's

[ElectronPlumber]

The last thing you want to do is submit your site for reconsideration before figuring out exactly what is wrong. I've seen people have their site deindexed due to a technical problem (bad robots.txt, on page errors, misbehaving scripts, etc), then have a manual penalty applied on top of it when they submitted a site for reconsideration and a Google Quality Engineer took a look at their site. It's like asking the IRS to come audit you.

Check out this FAQ for more information:
http://www.warriorforum.com/adsense-...ml#post3643135

[yukon]

Exactly my point!

What Op doesn't know is If he gets a Google employee involved & they find something that violates the TOS, well, good luck with that.

They better hope they don't have a link on the problem site that points to another site they own, & that 2nd site is against the TOS (Adsense, etc...).

Funny how people create their own problems.

Originally Posted by ElectronPlumber

The last thing you want to do is submit your site for reconsideration before figuring out exactly what is wrong. I've seen people have their site deindexed due to a technical problem (bad robots.txt, on page errors, misbehaving scripts, etc), then have a manual penalty applied on top of it when they submitted a site for reconsideration and a Google Quality Engineer took a look at their site. It's like asking the IRS to come audit you.

Check out this FAQ for more information:
http://www.warriorforum.com/adsense-...ml#post3643135

[masterjani]

Originally Posted by ElectronPlumber

The last thing you want to do is submit your site for reconsideration before figuring out exactly what is wrong. I've seen people have their site deindexed due to a technical problem (bad robots.txt, on page errors, misbehaving scripts, etc), then have a manual penalty applied on top of it when they submitted a site for reconsideration and a Google Quality Engineer took a look at their site. It's like asking the IRS to come audit you.

Check out this FAQ for more information:
http://www.warriorforum.com/adsense-...ml#post3643135

Originally Posted by yukon

Exactly my point!

What Op doesn't know is If he gets a Google employee involved & they find something that violates the TOS, well, good luck with that.

They better hope they don't have a link on the problem site that points to another site they own, & that 2nd site is against the TOS (Adsense, etc...).

Funny how people create their own problems.

Hi smart guys,I told to reconsider the site only when your site is deindexed that is when placing site:domain.com in google,none of your pages are there.It is completely out of google bots.
At this moment you have to go to submit your request,otherwise sit back and enjoy the empty site.

Don't confuse this with placement disapperaring for some days because it will comeback after some adjustment or creating some new quality backlinks.

[SledgeHammer]

Originally Posted by masterjani

When your site is still indexed but it is not showing for your keywords.Then the amount of backlinks you have created is not enough try to create more.Most importantly update the site continuosly.

But how can it happen to a site at a sudden which is ranking #1 for a targeted keyword ? It means that it's a Google slap in one form or another.