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This is very good topic.
I know why a website is going to off in search and thank you for your effort
Pinku.
[...] Tracking Sitemap Changes for SERP Pages [...]
Sweet! This was great info! I love that supplemental index calculator… fairly handy for check your pages in the serps!
Hello John,
Today is the 90th day since I lost my SERP due to internal duplication.
Could you please tell (or reply via email) me, the exact amount of days… you waited..? 90 days or 6 months?
People are saying about 30 days or 90 days of Google timeout for most of the penalty.
I never heard for 6 months of penalty.
I’ve waited as long as a year, and had one site that was never put back into the index