I see, it will have been reported by another webmaster, I can’t see how Google would detect that automatically. I have to say though I know of a few different cases of sites being banned for keyword stuffing and have never known a penalty over turned.

It wasn’t the optimized title text. It was because I filled it with poor content. Such as, “are you looking for (title of post)? You can find many of those in the search engine. Simply type in the word and you will find many information on it…”

It was complete junk just to get traffic lol.

-Kai
Twitter @lomak1985

Unlucky, however I have heard of this happening before with over optimized title text.

I was posting nonsense crap by following the Google Trends. I look at the Trends, and make a blog post with the title 100% optimized for the specific keyword phrase in the Trends. I was getting a lot of traffic but it was junk since they were not looking to click Ads.

Then, Google caught on. I guess somebody reported my site or there was a huge spike of traffic + high bounce rate.

I removed everything, and now it is just a very small niche site that can potentially make a lot of money once I’m back on Google’s index. I am getting traffic from Ask, Bing, Yahoo and it makes a decent amount for a “parked” site.

-Kai Lo
Twitter @lomak1985

Do you know why they deindexed your site. They normally won’t even consider reomving the penalty until you have admitted what you’ve done and proven you’ve taken steps to amend it. I have worked with a few clients on this sort of thing and what Google really want to see is that you have ‘seen the error of your ways’ and have put it right.

It’s seems like they have fixed it now, but it is worrying to think a years optimisation is down the drain just like that, shows how much power Google has!!

The results do seem to have been sorted but for three days the results were preferring the ‘z’ version. Either I’ve covered my bases now.