Your website has been blocked with "NoIndex"

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It is important to mention that deindexing a website is a rare occurrence. And you will not see this case very often.

When it happens, the cause is usually one of the following.

Perhaps the most common reason sites get deindexed is that a developer accidentally left a "noindex" directive in place when updating the code.

This can often be either in the form of a noindex tag or by returning a "noindex" header in the HTTP request. You can learn more about it here .

If your site has been accidentally deindexed due to the addition of noindex directives, you need to remove them and resubmit the site.

You have suffered a manual action
Also known as a manual penalty, from time to time you may find that your site has been deindexed. This is because a member of the webspam team has made the decision to remove your site from search results taiwan mobile database as a violation of Google's webmaster guidelines.

You can see whether or not your site has been subject to a manual action in Google Search Console, and learn more about the different types here .

This will happen as long as the site has specifically violated the webmaster guidelines. It's not something you should worry about if you follow the rules.

Glossary of terms
Bing Webmaster Tools: A free service from Bing that allows webmasters to add their website to the search engine and view its performance.