Google bans parked sites?

[ulasbbtr]

I have a newly registered adult domain which is parked. In order to make it shows the relevant ads, I made some keyword optimization with relevant keywords. After a couple of weeks, it was listed on google, and it took the 13th position on its "domain name" keyword search. Two weeks later, now it is not found in google index.

Here, I wonder is this a ban reason to make parking optimization with relevant keywords? Or is being a parked adult site is a ban reason for google? Or what was wrong do someone has an idea or similar experience before? I have a couple of parked adult sites, they are not banned, at least now...

Also I have another question in my mind, that the keyword isn't a very popular and competitive search topic, but since the domain make itself page 2 on search results would it be a ban reason? Does google has staff or robots searching keywords and clicking results to find out parked sites that are listed in first two or three pages? Or parking companies are informing google about google traffic and asking for a ban?

Shortly, I am trying to discover why my site banned? and how they discover it for a not popular search keyword? Any ideas???

 

[weblord]

not actually banned but google de indexes it , parked does not have content btw just all monetized links that's why but if you unparked it, host it again and for example make a blog out of it, google will list it again.

 

[netmeg]

There are penalties, bans and filters. They're not all the same thing. Have you changed where the domain is parked recently? Do you have the ability to edit the actual title tag and meta description tag? These things matter. I have plenty of parked domains that are listed in Google, some of which rank on the first page AND have pagerank. There is no outright ban for parked domains. But your parked domain could be penalized for any number of reasons, or it could just be filtered if there are other domains like it, or it doesn't have enough unique content - Google doesn't see any reason why they should index and display thousands of pages that are all similar to each other. There could also have been algorithm changes, and the ads on your page could have changed enough to make it not come up for one search term, while still coming up for another. There's a lot of variables, without knowing the specific domain it's hard to guess which one, but these are the things I would look at if I were you.

 

[800ml]

i have noticed a similar thing on a couple of my domains that I keep on PARKED and have kept an eye on recently, i was ranking on a 3rd page of goog for a term, on an unoptimized domain, on which i didnt put much thought into meta tags and title, keyword etc,
then after so after better optimizing it, its not indexed anymore, meanwhile it is on first page of yahoo, i don't understand why it would be unIndexed by goog?
it is not an adult domain, and not a really common term,

 

[shockie]

parked pages are usually deindexed (or sent to the supplemental index) because they don't provide any value to searchers, and as such shouldn't be shown in the main result pages.

 

[ulasbbtr]

If we optimize and show relevant ads than we are delisted from google, but if we don't optimize and we don't show relevant ads to visitors but be listed in google.
Nice dilemma, thanks to google for this very wise(!) approach. I wonder when this king will be dead and people say long LIVE the King. They should take a look back to brilliant altavista days.

 

[John Doe]

i have noticed a similar thing on a couple of my domains that I keep on PARKED and have kept an eye on recently, i was ranking on a 3rd page of goog for a term, on an unoptimized domain, on which i didnt put much thought into meta tags and title, keyword etc,
then after so after better optimizing it, its not indexed anymore, meanwhile it is on first page of yahoo, i don't understand why it would be unIndexed by goog?
it is not an adult domain, and not a really common term,

Noticed same after moving some domains from Sedo to Parked and customizing titles and meta. I suppose Google has stronger filters for parked pages which do not use Google feed. Optimizing may be filtered and penalized out as "seo effort" I just hope that it means reindexing and pages will regain positions after some weeks again.

 

[Xio1]

Ok, being a newbie I have been reading alot. How do I start getting traffic to my new parked domains? I went to add a "Meta" tag to my parked Domain at Parked.com and Google says it cannot verify, am I doing something wrong? If I were to buy a .in or a different extension which is new what is the best way to get them ranked? Btw, I have been reading alot, there is alot to ingest but looking for help.

Thank you,

Eddie

 

[netmeg]

What do you mean by Google saying it won't verify? Do you mean in Google Webmaster Tools? You can't put parked domains in GWT - there's no ability to add that file or meta tag. GWT (at this time) is really only for developed sites.