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Why has my site disappeared from Google???

by Chima Niro
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My site is 2 weeks old and was on the 3rd page of google after the initial on-page optimization and some backlinking, now all of a sudden I can't find it anywhere. Has anyone encountered the same problem? What could possibly be the reason for this. I can't be sandboxed because the site has only 37 backlinks. Please advise.
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  • Profile picture of the author shuvo
    Wait some days and You will see it is back again.Dont worry.Nowadays Google often do this with many sites.
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  • Profile picture of the author jalicia18
    Is your site has fresh and unique contents? Just wait for some time and try link building your site or review its content.
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  • Profile picture of the author Rich Struck
    This is normal. New sites frequently show up on the first few pages and then after a few days they drop way down. Now you have to keep working on it.
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  • Profile picture of the author RichardF
    Yep, definitely normal. It usually takes months before rankings stabilize, and even then you have to be prepared for some bouncing every now and then. Just keep building links or work on another site.
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  • Profile picture of the author Chima Niro
    Thanks Guys. All the best.
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  • Profile picture of the author umrbd
    May be it is sandbox now....
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  • Profile picture of the author terrymetcalfe
    Yes this is usually regarded as the Sandbox Effect.

    New websites usually have to go through a period of time to become established with Google.

    It is very disappionting as you have found because you think you have struck gold as your new website jumps straight on to the 1st page of Google - however this is false and as you have found your website suddenly vanishes.

    The only way forward is to give it time and you will find that it will appear - maybe in around the hundreds but continue to work on links etc and it will then steadily climb the rankings and achieve 1st page rankings again.
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    • Profile picture of the author Peter May
      Originally Posted by terrymetcalfe View Post

      Yes this is usually regarded as the Sandbox Effect.

      New websites usually have to go through a period of time to become established with Google.

      It is very disappionting as you have found because you think you have struck gold as your new website jumps straight on to the 1st page of Google - however this is false and as you have found your website suddenly vanishes.

      The only way forward is to give it time and you will find that it will appear - maybe in around the hundreds but continue to work on links etc and it will then steadily climb the rankings and achieve 1st page rankings again.
      I think you mean the Google dance not sandbox. To check if sandboxed just put your whole domain into Google between " " and if it appears it is doing the dance and if not it is sandboxed (deindexed).

      The google dance will last for 2-7 days before stabilizing. In the mean time keep a consistent flow of backlinks and content then it will come back stronger.
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      • Profile picture of the author MikeBarcus
        Originally Posted by Peter May View Post

        I think you mean the Google dance not sandbox. To check if sandboxed just put your whole domain into Google between " " and if it appears it is doing the dance and if not it is sandboxed (deindexed).

        The google dance will last for 2-7 days before stabilizing. In the mean time keep a consistent flow of backlinks and content then it will come back stronger.
        Totally agree with Peter

        Yes Google loves to dance, I have a new site that has been dancing for a few days between the #1 and #15 spot like a yoyo

        As Peter said, keep a constant flow of backlinks and content and it will come back stronger.
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      • Profile picture of the author premiumlinks99
        Make sure to get plenty of fresh and unique content to your website that Google loves. Also, you need to build backlinks consinstently, that will help.
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