Banned from google

[scislaghi]

I'm very sad today. I've discovered that google have banned all my sites and I'm not able to understand the reason. I'm not a spammer, I've not strange content, only my blog and my curriculum. My website (www.stefanocislaghi.it) have today a pagerank 2/10 but from two mounths google spider don't come...

I've written a week ago to google italian support... no answer yet ... but why?

stefano

[Laurent Van Winckel]

Few things you should check:

Link Farming

Link Farms, or Free-for-all links pages exist solely to help listed sites gain higher search engine rankings. These are bad neighbourhoods and are frowned upon by the major search engines. Obviously you can't control which sites link back to you, but you can ensure you don't link to link farms.

Excessive Links

Now that so many webmasters are more obsessed with their Google Pagerank than the amount of quality traffic they receive, link pages are fuller than ever. You should try not to place too many outbound links on a single page. If you do need to link to 100 or more sites, place the links on separate pages.

Cloaking

Seen by many SEO specialists as probably the thing most likely to result in a Google ban, cloaking involves creating one page designed specifically for the search engines, and another which will appear for the user. This is search engine manipulation at its worst.

Selling PageRank

Some sites have gone so far as to sell PageRank - i.e. selling links on highly ranked pages. You can sell links (i.e. advertising), but you cannot sell links for the stated purpose of increasing Google Pagerank.

Doorway Pages

A few years back, doorway (or gateway) pages were as common as normal pages - these are usually small pages, crammed full of keywords, designed solely for the purpose of gaining high rankings. They usually look awful and a site which uses a lot of doorway pages is likely to be penalised.

Excessive Cross-Linking

Some webmasters create multiple site, often with identical or similar content. They are then heavily linked together with the sole purpose of increasing Pagerank. Not recommended. If you have several sites, inter-linking is fine, but in moderation as with all search engine marketing techniques.

Submitting multiple URL's from the same site

An example would be for a webmaster to submit mysite.com and mysite.com/index.html to the Google database, thereby essentially trying to get two search results for the same page. If Google doesn't find a new site quickly anway, just submit your index page ONCE!

SEO Software

Don't use unauthorised computer programs to submit pages, check rankings, etc. Such programs consume computing resources and violate Google's terms of service. Google does not recommend the use of products that send automatic or programmatic queries to Google.

I don't really get your website, because it's in italian, but I guess those advices could help you.

[scislaghi]

No, none of them.... It's possible to be banned without a particular reason? ban is automatic or manually controlled?

You can take a tour to my two sites: www.stefanocislaghi.it and www.tatoeteto.info ...only few pages. Maybe I can have a problem with excessive links in other site of mine. I've registered for my business domains: bizstudio.info .it .ru .ch .co.uk .ru ... now all have a parking page. I've not entered these sites in google yet!

Thanks

[Laurent Van Winckel]

The only thing I can find on the Google website is this:
The term "cloaking" is used to describe a website that returns altered webpages to search engines crawling the site. In other words, the webserver is programmed to return different content to Google than it returns to regular users, usually in an attempt to distort search engine rankings. This can mislead users about what they'll find when they click on a search result. To preserve the accuracy and quality of our search results, Google may permanently ban from our index any sites or site authors that engage in cloaking to distort their search rankings.

I can't help you further I guess, but try to google it, lol
http://www.fuckinggoogleit.com

[iJeff]

Perhaps it's just the fact that it's not linked to? Too un popular?
Or maybe Google does'nt do so well with .it sites? Not as throughout? try linking up with a .com site, see what happens...

Originally Posted by Laurent Van Winckel

Few things you should check:

Link Farming

Link Farms, or Free-for-all links pages exist solely to help listed sites gain higher search engine rankings. These are bad neighbourhoods and are frowned upon by the major search engines. Obviously you can't control which sites link back to you, but you can ensure you don't link to link farms.

Excessive Links

Now that so many webmasters are more obsessed with their Google Pagerank than the amount of quality traffic they receive, link pages are fuller than ever. You should try not to place too many outbound links on a single page. If you do need to link to 100 or more sites, place the links on separate pages.

Cloaking

Seen by many SEO specialists as probably the thing most likely to result in a Google ban, cloaking involves creating one page designed specifically for the search engines, and another which will appear for the user. This is search engine manipulation at its worst.

Selling PageRank

Some sites have gone so far as to sell PageRank - i.e. selling links on highly ranked pages. You can sell links (i.e. advertising), but you cannot sell links for the stated purpose of increasing Google Pagerank.

Doorway Pages

A few years back, doorway (or gateway) pages were as common as normal pages - these are usually small pages, crammed full of keywords, designed solely for the purpose of gaining high rankings. They usually look awful and a site which uses a lot of doorway pages is likely to be penalised.

Excessive Cross-Linking

Some webmasters create multiple site, often with identical or similar content. They are then heavily linked together with the sole purpose of increasing Pagerank. Not recommended. If you have several sites, inter-linking is fine, but in moderation as with all search engine marketing techniques.

Submitting multiple URL's from the same site

An example would be for a webmaster to submit mysite.com and mysite.com/index.html to the Google database, thereby essentially trying to get two search results for the same page. If Google doesn't find a new site quickly anway, just submit your index page ONCE!

SEO Software

Don't use unauthorised computer programs to submit pages, check rankings, etc. Such programs consume computing resources and violate Google's terms of service. Google does not recommend the use of products that send automatic or programmatic queries to Google.

I don't really get your website, because it's in italian, but I guess those advices could help you.

I must say, good post!

[scislaghi]

So, a week ago I've writed to google support. How much time I need to wait for an answer?

[Laurent Van Winckel]

Originally Posted by Configuration

I must say, good post!

Lol thank you =)

[Laurent Van Winckel]

Originally Posted by scislaghi

So, a week ago I've writed to google support. How much time I need to wait for an answer?

you mean here ? http://groups-beta.google.com/group/...upport.general
Well, a week you say..I would suggest you to make a new topic. In a few days (2-3) as far as I know, you should get a respons.

[scislaghi]

No, I've written to [email]italiano@google.com[/url] as you see there: http://www.google.it/intl/it/contact.html

But I can post a message if it's better. Can I ask to anybody in the forum 'Site Reviews & Suggestions Forum' to see if my sites can be banned again?

Thanks

[Laurent Van Winckel]

Originally Posted by scislaghi

No, I've written to [email]italiano@google.com[/url] as you see there: http://www.google.it/intl/it/contact.html

But I can post a message if it's better. Can I ask to anybody in the forum 'Site Reviews & Suggestions Forum' to see if my sites can be banned again?

Thanks

Sure... I guess