help!

Elgoog since my visit to Vegas in early August I have made several posts in this regard. Perhaps some took notice most did not. Anyway if I may be so blunt Google is changing their landscape. Google is implementing many new things, filters, new Webmaster guidelines etc… As already stated some prominent Online Casino sites are on the chopping block such as 888. Whether or not this happens is questionable, but according to my resources they should be removed.

On average a four-month process where some sites will be thoroughly checked over. I have seen entire sites be removed for whatever reason. But the good news is the Google index looks much cleaner today than ever. If the site lacks adequate SEO say goodbye to Google.

I could go into all the details for you, but try and do a little research. In any case Elgoog in the long run I am confident your site will live on!

Greek39

ty for comment Greek,

its http://www.elgoog.nl, not really a casinosite
[url]site:www.elgoog.nl[/url] still zero results…

Most of my pages have disappeared from google except for the original 12.
It’s been this way for months. The new pages appear for a few days and then are gone again. Last week they showed up, but poof, are gone this week.

Fortunately Yahoo’s been crawling the site on a regular basis, actually they just crawled it again on the 22nd.

Slotsplayer the same thing happened to me exactly. I think I have lost two pages. It took four months for Google to finally get thing in order. But I like what they have done so far. I would go back to the pages deleted from google and see if there was any SEO problems. Just an idea?

greek39

My guess is that your site will eventually be banned.