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Ruriko 12-15-2017 09:43 PM

Can you prevent google de-indexing your site for mobile redirects?
 
Is there a way to prevent google from de-indexing your site just cause you're using some ad mobile redirect? cause google claims it's a sneaky mobile redirects detected but all I'm using is a mobile redirect that is provided by ad networks. Mobile redirects give the highest pay rate and I don't know why some sites don't get de-index while some do

j3rkules 12-16-2017 01:45 AM

You need to remove it, there is no other way.

topadult 12-16-2017 08:07 AM

Aggressive ads, especially mobile redirect, will result in manual penalty or negatively affect your site's ranking.
Many big porn sites suffered this issue.
You have to remove that ads and submit a consideration request ;)

magneto664 12-16-2017 09:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ruriko (Post 22119321)
Is there a way to prevent google from de-indexing your site just cause you're using some ad mobile redirect? cause google claims it's a sneaky mobile redirects detected but all I'm using is a mobile redirect that is provided by ad networks. Mobile redirects give the highest pay rate and I don't know why some sites don't get de-index while some do

you only get - de-indexation? well. lucky you! in normal case you will get BAN :)
remote this shit and forget for ever about it!

Zeiss 12-16-2017 09:29 AM

No way. :)

noctropolis 12-16-2017 12:27 PM

I get Google filter after using mobile redirect.

Ruriko 12-16-2017 06:35 PM

So what can mobile redirect be used for? any other money making ideas for these type of ads cause It's so silly that a lot of ad networks still offer mobile redirects

Her-Sson 12-18-2017 04:01 AM

Which ad network did a mobile redirect on your site?

Ruriko 12-18-2017 04:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Her-Sson (Post 22122027)
Which ad network did a mobile redirect on your site?

the ad networks are exoclick, eroadvertising and plugrush

RustyRanks 12-18-2017 04:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ruriko (Post 22120446)
So what can mobile redirect be used for? any other money making ideas for these type of ads cause It's so silly that a lot of ad networks still offer mobile redirects

yeah you need to remove it. you can use these mobile redirects on burn and churn sites but nothing you want to last for any decent time.

bns666 12-18-2017 04:49 AM

mobile redirects were nice additional income when they weren't problem for google, i was making additional $40-50 daily with no problems.

topadult 12-20-2017 02:54 AM

My client's site just received Manual Penalty for "Cloaking/sneaky redirects".
Organic traffic goes down from 300.000 daily to zero!
I've just removed it successfully within 12 hours.
https://i.imgur.com/Mqk7zo3.jpg
My advice is that: Do not place such badass ads in your site or you will suffer it!

thommy 12-20-2017 04:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ruriko (Post 22120446)
So what can mobile redirect be used for? any other money making ideas for these type of ads cause It's so silly that a lot of ad networks still offer mobile redirects

some people do it still for parked sites or sites with type-in traffic but the time where google list your side with a redirect have passed years ago.

if you redirect your mobile traffic means that you do not have a mobile version or your page is not responsive. that means it will be kicked from google anyway because google´s MIAIN index is the mobile index.

with other words: a responsive and mobile friendly side is not a "nice to have" anymore it is an obligation for google.


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