15 sites all de-indexed?

Just doing a little research here and you can report web pages with Google webmaster tools. Anyone ever had experiences with this?

I've had the AdSense/Analytics discussion before and while nobody really knows, I'd be more inclined to think that they won't find your through AdSense. Reason being.. that department is completely separate from the WebMaster Team. When you apply for resubmission, you have to do it through WebMaster Tools.. the group that controls Analytics. The AdSense team is not likely working with the WebMaster Team (in charge of cleaning up the web) in any way and I doubt they would just be handing over any kind of information to them (I can't imagine a division that would have tighter security measures in place than the AdSense Team). Outside of normal policy, there's inter-departmental politics that naturally occur at any big corporation, where each department feels they are superior over another .. and it always leads to a lack of sharing and cooperation between departments. I work for a Fortune 50 company so I know a lot about Corporate politics. Ultimately though, why make it any easier for Google to track you?

That's all just speculation and I'll let others comment on your problem and hopefully give you some positive suggestions, but just wanted to give you something to think about when you make your comeback.. and you will. My neighbor lost over $5000 a month overnight and I immediately pulled everything I had out of Analytics and moved to StatCounter. He was back to making over $2000 within 3 months of creating like sites.

Good luck brother!

No violations in webmaster tools checked that first

if your site is deindexed.. no point continue putting backlinks, etc.. it's banned. it's not coming back.. as someone else has said.. only maybe after a dns/owner change or after 5 years......

being sandbox is another issue altogether.. for sandbox you can still continue building backlinks to bounce back..

i suggest u forget about those sites and move on..

or register a new domain name.. move all the content over.. but be careful to remove any violating aspect of you website that got u deindexed in the first place

Because my site got de-indexed and the traffic completely die in one day. I asked one of the reputable Adsense guys and had him review my site. Here's the feedback from him:

"The content, while original and generally good, grammatically is very 'light' - meaning it doesn't go into the sort of depth & detail you would want for the type of subject it revolves around.

Most damaging is the keyword density. The primary root of your keyword phrase group, "xxxxxx xxxxxxxxx" appears over 100 times on the home page, with many individual paragraphs repeating it 4 and 5 times.

My guess would be that the site came under manual review, which would have most likely been triggered by that keyword density. Particularly when combined with the Page titles & links, you have something that looks too much like "keyword stuffing". If I were the reviewer and delved further, I would see many of the backlinks are on blogs filled with keyword comments, many of which have been deleted, and of those still there, most the type of non-specific, general comments associated with comment links.

While you can file a 're-inclusion' request, my initial inclination would be you'll get better results by doing a whole new site (new domain).

If you want to use your original keyword group, you can probably use the content you already have as a starting point. You'll want to do some research and make the articles go somewhat 'deeper' in terms of the information - think in these terms: would the articles fare well against articles on sites that currently rank for those keyword phrases? and would someone reading them think, well here's information that goes a deeper than the 'obvious', and feels like it was written by someone in the field?

In terms of your keyword density, while you'll want your target keyword phrase to appear within the title of each 'Page', and in it's first & last paragraph, you probably don't want them to appear more than once or twice besides those.

Also, since many of the phrases are 'variations', you'll want to 'mix-up' other words, synonyms, and some related-but-different primary phrases. So for example, if your root keyword was "physicians assistant" with phrases like "physicians assistant training", "physicians assistant salaries", etc., you'd want to use some instances of "health care worker", "physicians office assistant", "doctors assistant", etc. - in other words, look for ways to have relevant phrases that don't directly use the exact phrase.

Lastly, you'll want to intersperse some related phrases that aren't variations. Continuing the example above, additional 'Pages' might include "health care industry", "health care jobs", "medical office training", etc."

Hope that helps!

De-indexing is not a penalty and it's always permanent. Sometimes these sites come back after DNS/owner/hosting change, sometimes not.

I just had a site come back after 5 years!