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[Anonymous]

I run a site targeting Danish players.

I have made a article on my webstie with “FREE Spins”.

During early winther up to January 15th – I came out on the first google page with the search words “FREE Spins” (January 15th – nr.2)

Since then my site are totally gone from google…

Can anyone explain me why?

Here are a link to the article:
Nye FREE SPINS…

I change the article a few times each week.

Look forward to hear from you experts:-)

I moved the article from my blog to the frontpage on my webstie – around the 15-20th january – but kept the arcticle in my “blog”

Casinobasen

[Anonymous]

is it not duplicate content?
Nye FREE SPINS…
Casinobasen

[Anonymous]

Although I can’t understand it, I would agree with elgoog here, that’s duplicate content. I just copied the first paragraph and pasted into google search and both of those pages come up.

[Anonymous]

Ahhh…I understand.

Its dublicate when you use the content two places in your site?

I will remove one of them right away:-)

Thanks to both of you…

All the best

[Anonymous]

@casinogeld.de 235525 wrote:

Ahhh…I understand.

Its dublicate when you use the content two places in your site?

I will remove one of them right away:-)

Thanks to both of you…

All the best

Not that I am really an expert on this, but I assume google in some differs between news and static content. So I guess if it is considered as news, e.g. if it is a blog post, it will rank high for a short while and disappear when it is no longer considered news. On the other hand, static content will stay on top longer. I don’t know how google distinguish and it is just my theory.

[Anonymous]

Back on top again:-)

Thanks guys…

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