Ranking drop
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My website ranking dropped on Google.
I am Searching that why its dropped, But cannot find a solid reason why its dropped.
Anybody in community can tell me reason why its dropped, and how to rank again on google
Url www.getmp3songspk.com Check Chart for my traffic dropped
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You don't have to agree. Music production companies (for artists like Adele, Bieber, Drake, etc.) don't make mp3's so easily available. The site has almost no unique content and the music is illegal. I don't like intellectual property, I don't think it should exist, but it does, and this site is lucky it indexes at all.
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Looks like you've asked your question in here twice. I gave my answer here:
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Not agree.
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Yes i agree But dont have any pop up ads from last two months.
My spam score is 5 and now i have removed backlinks listed as spam.
Also i uploaded a disavow file to GWT.
Note : I also Have not any message or warning regarding my site on GWT
Now what should i do next to rank again???
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I wish I could tell you the exact reason but the way I see your traffic from external sources and link profile it seems like you have done some shady link building that got caught in the eye of Google. I will suggest you to check your website console to see if you get any notification of manual penalty from Google.
In order to fix this, you need to build good amount of quality links back to your problem, remove bad URL and improve your SPAM scree to 0 or 1 which at the moment is 5.
Also too many pop-up can be one of the reason why you got attacked. (not sure about the illegal music though!)
Hope this helps!
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Maybe the barrage of pop-up/pop-under ads as well as the illegal music.
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