Help - just disappeared from Google
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My google listings have disappeared in the last few days. I used to have positions 1, 2, 3, and sometimes 4 on page 1, but since the last update (19th?) it appears I have been dropped?
My domainn is www.eseyo.com and the search terms I used to acheive results for were "seo in brentwood" and "seo brentwood"
I even created a screencast of my success some time ago for a blog post: http://www.eseyo.com/seo-in-brentwood/
Is there anything that I can do to get these listings back?
I have not done anything too naughty in terms of tactics. Purchased a few fiver gigs to get some fake social likes but that is it the rest was all true links and listings.
your help and advice most appreciated.
Scott.
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Add the new number 1 as a competitor into your reports and see what they have done better.
..and I agree with the comments before me. Quality of content is King!
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Just my opinion, but I would change a few things:
- Get rid of the links you have placed at the bottom of clients websites, they don't seem natural, and the clients would probably not voluntarily put them there.
- Get rid of feeder pages like this: http://www.brentwood-seo.co.uk/ and this:http://www.brentwood-seo.com/. They are not built for users.
- Get rid of these pages that you have parked for clients with your stuff on them, like this: http://www.lambro-contracts.co.uk/ and this: http://www.argentumjewellery.co.uk/ They are effectively a private link network, which is being penalized like crazy.
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There's some element of irony about someone who offers SEO services asking what happened to their rankings.
There was an 'anti-spam' update yesterday. I also believe there was a Panda update on the 23rd.
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http://www.seomoz.org/q/lost-50-google-traffic-in-one-day-panic
Please review that one as you are not the only one experiencing that issue.
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