Question about Google.

Not sure if this is the right forum, but I have had a recent problem with google.

I had a site, www.worldofwarcraftguides.net, that was on google and ranked decently, not great, but decent. I had about 300-400 pages index. Now, I have 0.

The only problem I can see is that my hosting company was up and down for a period of 2 weeks and I am wondering if google will remove your site if it is up and down.

Furthermore, I did a complete overhaul of the look and feel of the site and started to add a bunch of content to the site.

If anyone has any ideas as to how google completely removed this site, I would greatly appriciate it.

Hello robdog,

as I see you are not running a forums site (which is more related to vBSEO ), however some points are common.

I suggest you to add the site to your google webmaster account and verify it. You will see the google crawl stats after that, including http errors, Unreachable URLs etc.

Is there a better forum for this? Move it if you have one suited for general Google questions.

robdog,

you are welcome in either case

My suggestion for your worldofwarcraftguides.net site is still valid

Well I did the google thing, but it seems that I dont have any page errors. So now I am not sure what the problem is.

You simply need a link from somewhere to your site, or you won`t get into the index. the pr4 link you have from http://www.mmopatchtimer.com/ might have become ilegitemate as footer spam is a bit dodgy.

Originally Posted by Haakon

You simply need a link from somewhere to your site, or you won`t get into the index. the pr4 link you have from http://www.mmopatchtimer.com/ might have become ilegitemate as footer spam is a bit dodgy.

There is another thread that talks about footer links. I have footer links that link to all my forums, and footer links to all my other traffic driver sites to get them indexed, but are you suggesting to remove the footer links to my traffic driver sites?

I suggest you to get into a directry or a link from somewhere outside your current network.