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I accidentally blocked googlebot from my site two days ago and saw a 20% drop in traffic. This morning it became obvious there was an issue and I tried some search terms and I wasn't showing up on google search. I then realized I must have blocked them and found the IP and fixed it. Any idea how long until google puts me back on search and will I be back in my previous positions right away? |
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| Senior Warrior Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Tampa, Florida
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Hi aygabtu, It could be anywhere from a few hours to a few months. It all depends on how many high PR backlinks you have to the pages that are delisted. If you want to speed up the process add a few backlinks for each page that was delisted, then use an XML-RPC pinging service to ping the new backlink URLs. |
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Thanks for the reply...I have notice google-bot has been on my site this morning, so they are hitting it. I also submitted my sitemap again to them. I am still surprised that they wouldn't shoot me an automated email. It should be obvious to them that my site is up because google-analytics is picking up the traffic. Also since they were getting a 403 error, it should be obvious that the site is up and chances are that their IP was accidentally blocked. It was blocked for about two days. I would hope that it would be back in the search in a day or two. Oh well...live and learn.... If anyone has similar experience, I'd really like to know how there situation turned out. |
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as everyone said it could take a long time...
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It is a webmasters job to watch their online entities, that is why you caught it so fast. It shouldn't be so bad though. | |
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It only took a few days for them to come back and start indexing the site again, so don't worry too much, it'll pick up again. | |
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Just make sure you keep building backlinks to your sites to help increase the crawl rate. You can also manually increase it in webmaster tools.
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Just an update...last night around 1am I noticed my pages were back on google, although not as high as previously. So it took about 18 hours to get back in, now it is just a question of how long until I am back in the same positions I was.
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