Google - banishment from the index

It can also happen that a Web page from the Google index and `banned '. In short, this is the worst thing you as the operator of a site can happen. The vast majority of visitors receive pages in the rule of the search engine Google. If your site does not show up in search results, decreasing the number of visitors significantly.

Google and other search engines, however, not easy to remove without reason a page from its index. Google e.g. Have certain policies in which you can contribute to the creation and optimization of a site should hold. If the structure or content of your website against these guidelines, it may, without prior notice deleted from the index.

In addition to the guidelines is not appropriate content are `hidden text ', keyword spam, Duplicate Content and additional optimizations or unauthorized tampering frequent reasons for banishment from the index.

Because the total number of websites is not individually to determine whether or to what extent your website violates the guidelines. Your page through when indexing or crawling at specific programs or filters. If a gross violation found your page from the index. Another consequence of a breach of the guidelines is the so-called `Slow Death ', the` slow death'. This page is not your disappear abruptly, but slowly, page by page from the index. This type of sanction is relatively common and may have been observed on Web sites, several, such as Under multiple domains on the Internet to find, ie Duplicate for content. Although you can e.g. With the help of Google Analytics determine why your website has been removed, but the chance that they returned to the Google index is rather low.

They should in any case to the guidelines of the search engines. Not just because they allow you to a possible removal from the index avoided, but also because of any breach or attempted manipulation significant impact on the ranking of your site can have. Once banned, it remains your only option, the reason for the distance to eliminate, and a Reinclusion request, a request for resumption ...