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PBN: My money site article got deindexed?

by TKzTechnology
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So, a couple of days ago I put an article to my money site. The articles on my PBN normally indexes within hours of when I publish them, and my money site article did the same.. However, now I can see that it's no longer indexed, and all my other articles are still. This is probably normal, and I will wait a few days to see what happens, but have any of you seen this before?
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  • Profile picture of the author MikeFriedman
    Are you sure it is de-indexed? I only ask because many times people on this forum say they have a page or site de-indexed, but what they really mean is that it is no longer ranking.

    There is a big difference.
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    • Profile picture of the author TKzTechnology
      Originally Posted by MikeFriedman View Post

      Are you sure it is de-indexed? I only ask because many times people on this forum say they have a page or site de-indexed, but what they really mean is that it is no longer ranking.

      There is a big difference.
      Well the money site ARTICLE that was indexed yesterday when I checked isn't indexed anymore, when I use the site: search in google.
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      • Profile picture of the author MikeFriedman
        Originally Posted by TKzTechnology View Post

        Well the money site ARTICLE that was indexed yesterday when I checked isn't indexed anymore, when I use the site: search in google.

        A few possibilities...

        1. The article wasn't actually indexed before and still just has not indexed yet.
        2. Google decided the article wasn't worth keeping in the index.
        3. Possible penalty. I would check Search Console for any fan mail from Google.
        4. Just a hiccup and it will show back up in the index in a few days.
        5. Your PBN was uncovered, but if that is the case it is more likely the entire site would have been shafted. Well, unless your network only contained links to this new article, then it is possible just that page would be booted out of the index.
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  • Profile picture of the author Mike Anthony
    Originally Posted by TKzTechnology View Post

    So, a couple of days ago I put an article to my money site. The articles on my PBN normally indexes within hours of when I publish them, and my money site article did the same.. However, now I can see that it's no longer indexed, and all my other articles are still.
    I seriously doubt this is any kind of penalty deindex. Maybe you searched with a different term? Google tends to deindex entire domains for being involved in PBN not pages and not such a new article

    I'd bet good money you are fine in a few days.
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  • Profile picture of the author Enfusia
    2 ways I see it.

    1 what Mike said.

    Or, you're just witnessing the normal bounce.

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  • Profile picture of the author TKzTechnology
    Yeah, I will give it some time.
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  • Profile picture of the author TKzTechnology
    Nah, I don't think it have been penalized. Today I saw a nice jump in Serpbook, it jumped up to #5 for a while and now it's at #10 again, but I will give it some more time and work on more links.

    By the way guys, could it be something related to that I have used rel="nofollow" on all other articles, but not the money site article, because it needs to give some juice..?
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    • Profile picture of the author MikeFriedman
      Originally Posted by TKzTechnology View Post

      Nah, I don't think it have been penalized. Today I saw a nice jump in Serpbook, it jumped up to #5 for a while and now it's at #10 again, but I will give it some more time and work on more links.

      By the way guys, could it be something related to that I have used rel="nofollow" on all other articles, but not the money site article, because it needs to give some juice..?
      Probably not, but you are making the site weaker, especially if it is a page level 'nofollow'. That means all the links, including the internal ones, are not passing on any authority.

      Nofollow, does not conserve linkjuice at all. Instead of passing through a link, it passes into a black hole and is just loss. PR sculpting using nofollow does not work and has not worked since about 2008 or 2009 when Google changed how they handle nofollow.
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