Url suddenlly diappeared from Google search results
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Hi,
I am facing a big problem wheel Google stop showing a basic url of my site,
It was ranked good for more than 35 keywords from 1st to 8st positions, and suddenly I can find it indexed in Google ,
this is the URL :
http://tv1.alarab.com/view-8/مسلسلات-عربية
Thnaks
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Well it's quite difficult to judge the quality of the content as I don't understand what is written on the page. What I did notice is that each time I clicked on a link a new tab which advertising (https://trafficnado.com...) was openend (without me requesting it) or that a pop-up was blocked.
Google does consider this to be quite spammy techniques, so could be the cause why this page has suddenly disappeared from the results.
Not sure about the content - seems you are streaming series. Are you the copyright holder for these ? If not, this could also be the reason why your site did disappear from the results (DMCA complaint)
Dirk
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