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A lot of times someone will see the traffic figures to their blog drop and they automatically assume that their site has been deindexed from Google (and they go on to have a heart attack and curse the gods). But before you assume your site has been deindexed you should do a simple check. Go to Google and search for this below:


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If the Google results show URLs from your site than your site is not deindexed, you probably took a Google slap across your cheek and dropped in the SERPs. This happens and it is much easier to deal with this than to deal with a deindexing. If your site got deindexed there are a few popular reasons that may have caused this:

1. Has your site been hacked recently? Did someone put some malware on your site? If you’re not sure you can do a free and quick check from Securi found here. If Google sees something on your site that shouldn’t be there that can lead to a quick deindexing of your site. If you do find malware or something more evil on your site you should remedy that problem by getting it removed and then you can ask Google to add your site back to their listings.

2. Do you use duplicate content on your site or spammy articles? If so you could get a delisting from Google. Sometimes (if your site is hooked up to your Google Webmasters account) Google will send you a message and tell you that your site has a problem. Remember, content is king, and using crap content that they don’t think has any value could result in your site getting the ban hammer.

3. SEO tricks from the 90’s. Do you keyword stuff or use doorway pages or put stuff in the text the same color as your background. Using some shady SEO tricks that were invented 15 years ago can definitely lead to your website pulling a disappearing ac.......

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