Has anyone got deindexed because of juicyads redirects?
 

My top sites hot deindexed due to mobile redirects from plugrush.
I was wondering if anyone got deindexed because of juicyads redirects?
Or is still safe to use juicyads?

safe as can be.

okay:winkwink:

Deindexed all redirects
 

Sneaky redirects
All sites redirecting to plugrush, or using juicy mobiles redirects and other will be banned by Google, say goodbye to google search, your sites will be deindexed. Thats is really do now and lots of sites are banned. :mad:

Take a look to google webmasters rules and you can see the reason of deindexed sites

Don't redirect your traffic.

what it means here ? I asked already, but is it also for any affiliate program ? Like let's say big mainstream Commission Junction affiliate network, haven't used it, but it could have urls like aff.track.cj.com or like that with numbers etc which will ends up to advertisers site, is that ?

I have used Chaturbate and Datinggold, but they were on same domain, I mean their tracking links, yet site lost traffic probably under other reasons, but not cause of domain redirect

Please make it clear, what it means there.

Google says
 

Sneaky redirects

GOOGLE SAYS:

Redirecting is the act of sending a visitor to a different URL than the one they initially requested. There are many good reasons to redirect one URL to another, for example when moving your site to a new address, or consolidating several pages into one.

However, some redirects are designed to deceive search engines or to display different content to human users than to search engines. It’s a violation of Google’s Webmaster Guidelines to use JavaScript, a meta refresh, or other technologies to redirect a user to a different page with the intent to show the user a different page than a search engine crawler sees. When a redirect is implemented in this way, a search engine may index the original page rather than following the redirect, whereas users are taken to the redirect target. Like cloaking, this practice is deceptive because it attempts to display different content to users and to Googlebot, and can take a visitor somewhere other than where they expected to go.

Using JavaScript to redirect users can be a legitimate practice. When examining JavaScript or other redirects to ensure your site adheres to our guidelines, consider the intent. For example, if you redirect users to an internal page once they’re logged in, you can use JavaScript to do so. Keep in mind that 301 redirects are best when moving your site, but you could use a JavaScript redirect if you don’t have access to your website’s server.
CONCLUSION:
You only can use banners to send your visitors to a mobile-promo, but not redirect your site directly.

but if you want please respond to my issue too, I assume if Google bot see some other site behind the redirect as well as same site showed to humans - it's all fine ?

No follow

Google has made this issue much more difficult than it should have been.
If a user gets redirected by plugrush or juicy, then google smartphone bot would also be redirected as script would consider both to be mobile users.
Anyways it does seem like to forget about mobile redirects alltogether
and
forget about plugrush completely till it is clear that google is not penalizing sites with plugrush widgets (not mobile)

If Google bot see the same site in a desktop and the same version in a mobile its fine. If he see a redirect to the promo of one mobile affiliate program, he shoot the gun.

We do get reports of this somewhat rarely.. it doesn't seem to happen a lot and its not entirely clear if this is happening because of our service or because of the advertiser's offers because it is so rare.

We sell millions of redirects per day and they are quite lucrative for our Publishers.

Another option is using our Popunders service to sell mobile pops instead.

Other than that, expect mobile banners from JuicyAds in the future.

It doesn't have any connection with juicyads, google bot now simply auto detect and penalize if a desktop and mobile page doesn't match.So in shortly,selling redirects is now like selling drugs :1orglaugh

:2 cents::thumbsup

Didn't matter who you use. All mobile redirects will eventually get you de indexed.

Of course you can.

You can also get deindexed from all the malware that rogue publishers put in your pages.