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Hi,
Since 1997 i had a good going static website called www.hotelsdupermarket.com. But in keeping 3700 pages updated was to much work. I went for a booking engine in php....and now ? I dropped out of Google totally, all attempts in comming back (google sitemaps) won´t work. Before I had PR 6...... now nothing....have still plenty of inlinks.... I must have upset the big G! I was putting javscript redirects on some static html bringing them to the new php page..could that triggered the ban? Any suggesting what to do for a comeback ? |
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Rudi,
if you provide the domain name I'll take a look at your site.
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Matt Cutts has made reference to JavaScript redirects as being bad several times. This is a poor way to handle things.
One option would be a meta refresh to the new page. This is better than the JavaScript, but still not idea. Ideally, you'll use a 301 redirect. If you need information on setting these up on Apache, do a search for .htaccess 301 and you'll find many references. For IIS, it's handled differently, but still not too bad. Doing a correct redirect and filing a reinclusion request (if necessary) should help out quite a bit. Brian.
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The domain is definitely banned in Google. I would do what Brian suggests and set up 301 Permanent Redirects. Otherwise, set up a custom 404 error page redirecting visitors to the home page of the site.
Once you've removed the bad javascript redirects, file a reinclusion request and tell them you've cleaned up the redirects and would like to be reincluded in their index.
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