Change URL
Posted: Sun Feb 02, 2025 4:24 am
When you change the URL, the page stops being indexed at the old address. If the niche is highly competitive, it may take a long time to return the pages to their previous position, so when changing the URL, take care to set up a 301 redirect from the old address to the new one.
Affiliation
Another reason for dropping out of the index may be the recognition of the site as an affiliate. Search engines adhere to the principle of diversity of search results and do not allow the presence event planner email list of two sites of the same company in it, which are promoted by identical keywords. A sign of affiliation is, among other things, identical contact information.
Selling links
SEO parameter manipulation in any form is strictly prohibited by all search engines.
Selling links
Often pages fall out of the index due to aggressive link selling, which is abused by newbies. Beginning webmasters try to make money on a new site, but unwittingly create a threat of its destruction.
Uncontrolled posting of links to third-party resources is fraught with sanctions from search engines, including deletion of pages from the database.
Selling links on young sites that were created no more than 6 months ago leads to such resources quickly falling under the Yandex AGS filter .
Even "old" sites, which are linked to by many authoritative resources, are not insured against the risk of being left with a single page in the index. Aggressive sales are considered to be the appearance of at least one external link to 50% of the resource pages in a week.
It will take a long time to get out from under this filter, and you can't be 100% sure of the result. There is only one way out - do not place paid links on the site. If necessary, close it with the nofollow attribute.
The page can be returned to the index only after it has been completely cleared of commercial links.
Malicious code on the site
The search engine does not understand how exactly the malicious code appeared on the site, as a result of hacking or at the will of the webmaster. Sanctions will be imposed in any case.
Poor quality hosting
A reason for removing a site from the search results may be the frequent occurrence of error 404. Most often, hosting providers providing poor quality services are to blame for this. Monitor the page loading speed and their availability for scanning by a search robot.
Affiliation
Another reason for dropping out of the index may be the recognition of the site as an affiliate. Search engines adhere to the principle of diversity of search results and do not allow the presence event planner email list of two sites of the same company in it, which are promoted by identical keywords. A sign of affiliation is, among other things, identical contact information.
Selling links
SEO parameter manipulation in any form is strictly prohibited by all search engines.
Selling links
Often pages fall out of the index due to aggressive link selling, which is abused by newbies. Beginning webmasters try to make money on a new site, but unwittingly create a threat of its destruction.
Uncontrolled posting of links to third-party resources is fraught with sanctions from search engines, including deletion of pages from the database.
Selling links on young sites that were created no more than 6 months ago leads to such resources quickly falling under the Yandex AGS filter .
Even "old" sites, which are linked to by many authoritative resources, are not insured against the risk of being left with a single page in the index. Aggressive sales are considered to be the appearance of at least one external link to 50% of the resource pages in a week.
It will take a long time to get out from under this filter, and you can't be 100% sure of the result. There is only one way out - do not place paid links on the site. If necessary, close it with the nofollow attribute.
The page can be returned to the index only after it has been completely cleared of commercial links.
Malicious code on the site
The search engine does not understand how exactly the malicious code appeared on the site, as a result of hacking or at the will of the webmaster. Sanctions will be imposed in any case.
Poor quality hosting
A reason for removing a site from the search results may be the frequent occurrence of error 404. Most often, hosting providers providing poor quality services are to blame for this. Monitor the page loading speed and their availability for scanning by a search robot.