Website disappeared from Google (need help)

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[FedeEinhorn]

Have you checked your Google Webmaster tools to see if there's a new message about a penalty or some other issue?

According to Moz's OSE, your domain has no authority and there are no signals to even rank on Google (https://moz.com/researchtools/ose/links?site=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.pvr88.com&filter=&source=external&target=page&group=0&page=1&sort=page_authority&anchor_id=&anchor_type=&anchor_text=&from_site=)

That said, Google does have your site indexed (https://www.google.com/search?q=site:pvr88.com).

How old is your site?

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[GastonRiera]

Hello Calvin,

I've three things to way here:

1. Google usually tests pages to know how they perform. It is common to see pages rank really well for a few days/weeks and then go to pages 3-4 or lower positions. That occurs because google tests resulted in poorly performance for your site.
2. You are trying to rank in a very competed niche. Most of the sites have a decent history and some backlink profile. Your site lacks of history, this means time being alive, 3 moths is nothing.
3. Checking your backlink profile It looks pretty spammy, in less than a moth you got nearly 500 backlinks and over the 80% of them are with a exact match anchor: online casino malaysia. Check images attached, I've used Ahrefs.

You should take tare of your backlink profile, optimize better the onpage and be patient, ranking in the first page in a really competed niche like this takes time and a lot of work.

Best luck.
GR.

PS: I've searched your term and looked for your site in google.com. Found it in position 65.

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[FedeEinhorn]

Google usually pushes new sites to the top spots not because they will rank there, but because they are new. Maybe now that your site isn't new anymore Google removed it from the top spots... I'm just guessing here...

Have you done some link building in the last 3 month? Anything blackhat?