Thread: Blacklisted??

It is indeed.

Whats the URL?

try looking at google webmaster console and checking the info there, also you can request a re-inclusion which can take a few weeks, but should work too.

Easy. Do you recall doing anything "wrong" !!!?

Hi,


the url is Lixnaw Fabrication-Structural Steel Contractors,Steel Fabrication the company name is obvioulsy lixnaw fabriactions which is what i searched on. i dont know much about it, im just trying to help them out!!

Originally Posted by louie

Easy. Do you recall doing anything "wrong" !!!?

I dont recall doing anything wrong-they just asked me to get something up so i did. the word fabrications is used a lot though (in the domain, title, body etc) as its part of the business name-could that be it?

you haven't got any pages in Google yet. It doesn't look like you are blacklisted.
The question is - does the website has any incoming links?

If not to get into Google create a sitemap (xml), create a Google webmaster account and submit it there.
Wait few days, 1-2 weeks and then check it out again.

BTW, you need to fix few html error (about 19) on the home page.

Another hint is: the main links are images, so ad them in text format at the bottom of the page(footer).

Ad Terms and Privacy pages as well, plus business details.

.. and you just got a link from here. Add you link to your signature as well.
This forum gets spidered very often and it will help a bit.

thanks for the advice louie. i will start building a few links and see what happens. i had a look at th site map thing on google and they started going on about scripting and python etc...i think it will take me a while to figure that stuff out.
when you say "business details" what do you mean?

Originally Posted by lix1

Hi,

Is it possible for a site to be listed on yahoo and altavista but blacklisted from google and msn. Its live for about 5 months but not showing up in google at all under the business name. its top on altavista and yahoo!!

kieran

Get some links and you should be fine. That would *appear* to be the issue.