Most of the cases when a site suddenly drops out of the search results, optimizers explain by the presence of special filters. By the way, each search engine has its own. Google is a pretty good example of this.
Instructions
Step 1
The first of the filters is the so-called Google sandbox. It applies to newly created sites. Getting out of it is difficult enough, however, it is quite possible. The point is that this search engine uses the target rank. His idea is that the more a new site will have links from reputable and trusted sites, the more Google will trust you. This way you can bypass this filter.
Step 2
The next filter that you might be pulling your resource out of is the Duplicate Content Filter. It applies only to sites that use content already known to the search engine and indexed on other Internet resources. As a rule, only site news are exempt from this filter. If such a situation is detected, a change in content is urgently required. In the event that the content is stolen from you, and not by you, first contact the plagiarist himself directly. In addition, contact the hosting administration and Google to notify them of what is happening.
Step 3
Link Farming Filter will be applied in the event that Google sees your site in any system of automatic link generation directories. Due to such a filter, a resource can not only lose positions, but also get banned. There is only one way out: be more careful about where exactly you register your site. The fact is that there are other directories that are manually moderated. Therefore, only verified sites are accepted there. There is only one way to insure against the risk of being blocked: do not participate in such link exchanges at all.
Step 4
The name of the over-optimization filter speaks for itself. Google may think that the site is not designed for people, but for bots, and therefore you can immediately get banned. To avoid falling into this filter, use moderation and don't overdo it with keywords and keywords.
