Google hammered my brand new site..please help

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The site is www.getoriginalarticleswritten.com.

It was brand new.

I did the following...a press release (PR) on wed evening. Digg on PR wed. Announced on twitter/facebook wed. Received some orders on wed. Received some diggs from customers and friend (5) total. Put site in my sig for the warrior forum.

Put the PR in google notebook (took it out now). Put the PR on my blog.

Received rankings for 3 search terms / 1- ranked # 8, 1- ranked 1,2,3,5, and 1 ranked around 5. Sites ranked where the PR, my site, and digg.

Now my site is out of the index completley. No pages indexed, domain not found.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Joe
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  • Profile picture of the author grumpyjacksa
    give it a bit of time. i have had sites indexed superfast, only to have them disappear from index, and then getting picked up again a week later
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  • Profile picture of the author matthewd
    Yeah, I am not sure why, but it happens.

    They will get indexed and then they may drop off in the rankings or even disappear completely, then they come back... just keep building your links and such to it.
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    • Profile picture of the author Seattle Mike
      Pretty typical for salesletter mini sites. That's what all of mine have done. It will come back but probably not on the first page of google.

      Add a blog on the domain and post often. That can get traffic. Or add more content to the site with an article map and about 10-20 articles. Very worthwhile if you want SE traffic. Chris R. taught me this if I remember right. It works.
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  • Profile picture of the author joe.marsh
    Thanks for your comments.

    It was freaky.

    Thanks
    Joe
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  • Profile picture of the author Mike Bogowski
    Googles index doesnt update in every single one of their data centers at the same time.

    Give it time, after a while you'll be back as it doesnt sound like you did anything suspicious.

    Good Luck
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  • Profile picture of the author Ryan_Taylor
    The same thing happened to me about a week ago.I never had trouble getting new pages ranked high and fast, but I was having a hell of a time with one of my sites.

    I was scratching my head and thought there was something wrong, like a robots.txt I forgot about. Google finally picked up only the index, terms of services and contact page... then it disappeared entirely... then it all showed up a week later.

    Give it some time, but in the meantime keep building backlinks and you'll be in good shape.
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  • Profile picture of the author joe.marsh
    Thanks..

    I am starting on some articles now..

    Joe
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    • Profile picture of the author Lee MacRae
      Yes, this has happened to me three times in the last few weeks. Had it happen a bit before but it seems google must be doing something diifferent because it is more notable right now.
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      • Profile picture of the author CarolStep
        Hope you don't consider this "hijacking" the thread but I have a question -- constantly on the search for steps up the learning curve.

        Deverell quote "Add a blog on the domain and post often. That can get traffic. Or add more content to the site with an article map and about 10-20 articles."

        Would you mind explaining the term "article map". I have been studying article writing and am just beginning to use them to drive traffic to my site. Just haven't heard this term before -- nothing unusual for me.

        Carol
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  • It all comes down to fresh, quality content. Keep putting new stuff there. Don't put the cart before the horse. Think about it from Google's perspective -- they want to deliver the highest quality, most relevant content for whatever search.
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  • Profile picture of the author net-biz
    This happens all the time... but (just like everyone says) keep on building your site content/backlinks and everything will be fine. It should be back in a week or so...
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  • Add a /blog directory and post daily. This will ensure your content will appear relevant, building and active to the search engine. Google loves attached blogs with original content. Make sure you link to other articles.

    Tim Flaherty
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  • Profile picture of the author Ronnie Nijmeh
    I'd recommend having a blog and posting to it frequently as well. The blog has to be linked from the home page as well. And you should definitely have outbound links on your home page to internal pages, at least.
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    • Profile picture of the author Seattle Mike
      Hi Carol;

      An article map is a link to a list of your article pages. A small link down in the footer that says Articles. You don't really want many people to click on it, more for the search engines to find but it is there if people want to read more about a topic. Its a good way to add content to your salesletter.
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  • Profile picture of the author tommygadget
    Google has a habit of ranking new websites really high for a very short period of time. Your site will then disappear and if you keep it fresh with a strong linking campaign, it will start to percolate back up to the top.

    TomG.
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  • Profile picture of the author joe.marsh
    Thanks for the additional details since yesterday.

    Seems to be a common theme. Keep building backlinks, add blog/article map, keep site growing.

    Thanks again.
    Joe
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  • Profile picture of the author tommygadget
    Yes, it is a common theme. Remember, if you are in a competitive niche, not updating your site and getting more backlinks will assure that your site stays way off the front page.

    TomG.
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  • Profile picture of the author BrianMcLeod
    This is the classic "Rank & Tank" in action.

    As has been said multiple times above, build VALUE for the visitor in the form of quality content, site usability etc.

    Brian
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  • Profile picture of the author mudmat
    I heard of this before but never really experience it before.

    A new site will get indexed super fast and after a short while, it will
    disappear. And then it will come back again..
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  • Profile picture of the author kkchoon
    Google is "reviewing" your site ... just continue the link building and promotion, it will be back!
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    • Profile picture of the author Wendy Maki
      Originally Posted by kkchoon View Post

      Google is "reviewing" your site ... just continue the link building and promotion, it will be back!
      Exactly. Think of it this way: the first time Google shows up, it's for a quick peek around, and it makes a snap judgement. Later, each time Googlebot goes back, it goes deeper into the site (assuming there's anything to look at :-) ) and refines its rankings.

      Just relax and keep working at it. The cream floats to the surface.

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