Restoring Your Site to Search Engine Results After it was Removed

If your site no longer appears in search results, it's possible that the search engine has deliberately removed your site. There are many possible reasons that a search engine might do this.

For example, black hat SEO is a type of search engine optimization that uses unethical techniques to manipulate search ranking results for the site. These techniques don't comply with search engine guidelines for quality. If you use these techniques, intentionally or unintentionally, your site might be removed from search results. Learn more about black hat SEO

Follow the steps below to help restore your site to search engine results. 

Usually, search engines will let you know what issues exist on your site. For example, Google gives you with a Manual Actions report in Google Search Console that details the issues with your site. 

Make sure to follow any advice from search engines to make sure your site is compliant with their quality guidelines before you request a review. 

After you've removed any black hat SEO optimization and resolved any other issues, you can request a reconsideration review. 

These reviews can take several days or weeks to complete, and the search engine will notify you when it's done. 

One of the best ways to rank higher in search engine results is to regularly add original content to your site. The rank of your page depends on the quality of your content and how relevant it is to certain keywords. You should also try to use your keywords and search phrases organically throughout your content. 

Here as some ways that you can create high-quality content that organically uses your keywords: