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Miguel251

: My blog which gets 300+ daily impressions has stopped appearing on the 1st page of Google I have a blog regarding Placement papers from December 2010. My monthly impressions are around 4000.

@Miguel251

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I have a blog regarding Placement papers from December 2010. My monthly impressions are around 4000. For the last 2 days, my blog has disappeared from Google search engine result pages. Impressions have reduced drastically.

Please check Stat reports:


My blog is still on the search engine because when I search site: mydomain.com on Google, I can see my all pages indexed over there…

But my pages which used to appear on the first or second pages of Google do not appear any more.

Example: If I search with query GE round 2 code writing test on bing.com or Yahoo search, the first link on the result page is my blog.

But if you do same on Google, my URLs do not appear even on the 1st 3 result pages. I used to get lots of visitors by these search query earlier.

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@Cooney921

There are a number of reasons that your site can begin ranking poorly with Google. The first step is to find out exactly what has happened:



Deindexed – When your domain is completely removed from Google.
Also known as Banned.
Penalized – When your domain or page still exists but none of your
pages can be found through very direct search queries. This penalty
can be automatic through the Google algorithm or manually applied by a
Google Quality Engineer.
Sunk – Your domain or page wasn’t Deindexed or Penalized, but the
traffic you were getting from Google suddenly drops dramatically. Also
known as Sent To Hell and Sandboxed.



From your description, it sounds like you've been Penalized. The following site has a great description of reasons that you might be penalized and what you can do about it:


Electron Plumber: What to do when your site drops in the Google Search results

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@Welton855

My first tip to you would be not to share your stats to the world. You can add a printscreen to it or something like that, but don't randomly share all stats because I as a webmaster can come and steal your keywords, build another site and make it rank in Google Search better that your site.

I think what your are experiencing is a normal loss in rankings due to the Google database shift. I've looked over your site and frankly it looks a bit spammy. Try placing less ads on it and try getting more traffic rather than over-monetizing your blog.

The tips I have for you at this point, if you want to make some money online is:


Learn some basic SEO, and really start from the basics.
Get a paid and hosted domain. Really get one and make it good. (Use WordPress on it)
Provide some good content, 50+ blog posts and don't even start thinking about monetizing it until you have reached 20 posts on you blog.
Optimize traffic, build links, socialize and you will get ranking.


It's some work, but worth it in the end.

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