Site not getting indexed

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Teo..

Teo
Jun 30, 2011
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I can't figure it out - my domain is about 3 months old, ive submitted my XML site map and robots.txt to google via webmaster tools.
Added 10 unique articles of 1k words each that i ordered from textbroker
Bought 1000 SB from nanexo

Any help? I'm worried that the previous owner did something to the site.

Will PM website to anyone interested
Thanks.
 


So you've searched the domain and your site isn't showing up on google results?

Check a few of your backlinks to see if there indexed. Check to see if your domain has been dropped in the past or if its been permanently de-indexed
 
I've checked my backlinks and they are being indexed , but my domain has been deindexed in the past before i bought the site. Any ideas on this?
 
I had the same problem some time ago, PM me the domain aswell I'll try to help you out.
 
Why would you buy a site that was previously deindexed? Not sure what penalty you have, but new content and new links are the way to go. Post original, unique, and valuable content every 2 or 3 days. Hit each post with light link building. Build parasite profiles from Knowem.com. Surround your site with buffer links link Web 2.0 sites and very high quality article directories and paid directories. Do a Press Release Monkey premium release.

Hopefully, you are thinking "long term" with this site, so the added cost of the links I've suggested should only be seen as part of the investment into your business.

Of course, try to find out what penalty is fucking you up before going out any spending money on new links. You may need to just start over with a new domain.
 
Teo.. said:
Any idea how do i check what happened to my site in the past?
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There's no way to check it brah... you should've bought a new site instead of buying an old deindexed domain.. Even if it was revived theres a big change that it will be a pain in the ass trying to rank it. Instead of spending $500 to rank on a high Competitive keyword (example), you will spend $1-2k just to recover the old reputation back.

What will I do if I am in your situation? Get a new site and redirect the old site to the new site. That's me, However there's another rough way mentioned above. if you really like the site then get on your ass and triple your efforts on building new sets of links with "consistency".

2 of my sites have been hit on the previous update but It's back now even though I'm still putting up the same links I put before on the sites. So whatever links you get for this Recovered site, make sure you put it for the next 3-6 months daily without any misses...
 
I've followed advice given to me by someone on the forum. He told me to order articles from textbroker.com and all the usual social bookmarking and backlinking stuffs.
But after 2 months or so the site still wasn't getting indexed and someone else checked for the site for me and told me that it got deindexed before.
I submitted a reconsideration request and google told me that i was violating its quality guidelines and i posted to the webmaster forum and someone told me that my site was a typical mfa site and it wouldnt get indexed.
So what should i go for now?
Creating a new site? or sticking with my old site and keep building backlinks?

Thanks
 
Teo.. said:
I've followed advice given to me by someone on the forum. He told me to order articles from textbroker.com and all the usual social bookmarking and backlinking stuffs.
But after 2 months or so the site still wasn't getting indexed and someone else checked for the site for me and told me that it got deindexed before.
I submitted a reconsideration request and google told me that i was violating its quality guidelines and i posted to the webmaster forum and someone told me that my site was a typical mfa site and it wouldnt get indexed.
So what should i go for now?
Creating a new site? or sticking with my old site and keep building backlinks?

Thanks
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GO with the new site man... It will probably be easier for you to rank... Go slow and easy for it... Whats the site? I'll try to get more info about that site so I can give you a better solution

Thanks!
 
I posted on the webmaster forum and someone said:"The information is shallow and obvious and really did not need to be written. I cannot imagine who would spend time reading that."
Should i stop ordering from textbroker and get a new source of articles?
 
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