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Google de-indexing?

by mkjohn
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Hi webmaster,
I have a serious problems with my approximately 12 website. All website have de-indexed from Google 25 minutes ago. But one website with same server is in Google indexing yet. So, i request to you to check my signature and suggest me what to do next. How can this possible that all website is get out of Google index together.
#deindexing #google
  • Profile picture of the author brettb
    You have a glaring typo on one of those sites. The text isn't up to scratch.

    Also these are thin affiliate sites in hyper competitive niches.

    Also you're not a registered corporation.

    In short you'll need to raise your game... considerably.
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  • Profile picture of the author dp40oz
    Not sure. Where you participating in some sort of link scheme?
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  • Profile picture of the author mosthost
    As BrettB said, you need to step it up.
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  • Profile picture of the author derekwong28
    These are the sort of poor quality sites that Google does not want as they provide very little useful information. The chances are that one got picked up by Google and was manually reviewed. The reviewer then went through other websites hosted on the same ip and banned them at the same time as well. The problem is that Google may check that ip in future. If you intend to carry on using those sites, this is what I recommend:

    1. Do not use that ip anymore
    2. Spread your sites among different Class C ips e.g. use different webhosts or "seo hosting".
    3. Make sure that your sites do not have a common footprint.
    4. Scramble or private protect your WHOIS information.
    5. Finally, it may not be wise to use Adsense, Google webmaster tools etc.
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    • Profile picture of the author mkjohn
      Originally Posted by derekwong28 View Post

      These are the sort of poor quality sites that Google does not want as they provide very little useful information. The chances are that one got picked up by Google and was manually reviewed. The reviewer then went through other websites hosted on the same ip and banned them at the same time as well. The problem is that Google may check that ip in future. If you intend to carry on using those sites, this is what I recommend:

      1. Do not use that ip anymore
      2. Spread your sites among different Class C ips e.g. use different webhosts or "seo hosting".
      3. Make sure that your sites do not have a common footprint.
      4. Scramble or private protect your WHOIS information.
      5. Finally, it may not be wise to use Adsense, Google webmaster tools etc.
      Hi but one website with same ip is not de-indexed. Is there any solutions for it?
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