 Google Webmaster Tools - Spam Words in Site Content
Hi Everyone,
Just looking at one of my websites in the Google Webmaster Tools facility and it seems several words which I would not want Google to associate with my site appear in the results of the What Google Bot see's.
1. alcohol 2. marijuana 3. cocaine 4. effects 5. drug 6. phentermine 7. viagra 8. heroin 9. prescription12. adderall 13. hydrocodone 14. steroids 15. ambien 16. ecstasy 17. abuse 18. cialis 19. treatment 20. pharmacy 21. xanax 22. clomid 23. tylenol26. ibuprofen 27. ortho 28. effexor 29. morphine 30. vicodin 31. posts 32. testosterone 33. acid 34. dosage 35. zoloft 36. adipex
38. celebrex39. coumadin 40. tramadol 41. lsd 42. wellbutrin 43. folic
45. oxycontin 46. soma 47. drinking 48. celexa 49. drugs 50. prednisone 51. zyrtec 52. car 53. blood 54. interaction
These all appear at the top of the list. As you can see by adjacent numbers. I'm concerned my site may have been hacked, but can't see any obvious signs of this problem.
I currently run a forum which seems to be ok.
In the past I had issues with SPAM bots signing up but this is over a year ago now. I also run a wordpress blog on a subdomain which appears to have dropped in ranking lately - now that I come to think of it, this could be the problem as its an old version of Wordpress.
Is there any way I can find out what's going on here? I'm not much of a programmer myself, (I can modify code here and there).
Any suggestions? Should I be worried?
Thanks,
Gavin. |