getting down in Google positions

[eyaln]

Hi everyone,

I've been running in the past years a very strong website, which I would like to keep anonymous.
In the past few days the site has gone down a lot in Google positions, and I assume it's because of Penguin 3.0. The thing is I haven't have any spam backlinks or anything that isn't relevant. The site doesn't have any strange WebMaster Tools messages, and none of the pages have a NoIndex tag, so all the pages should index regularly. Sitemap and robots.txt are set correctly and the site opens fast.

I am really hopeless, I don't know how to regain my positions in Google. What should I do?

Thank you!

[RH-Calvin]

The best thing to do in such a situation is to follow the Penguin update guidelines and optimize your website accordingly. You also need to wait till their next update to see the changes in your rankings.

[zanuda]

Check your competitors out. Maybe they did something that put them on higher positions...

[HarshadaT]

Hi everyone,

I've been running in the past years a very strong website, which I would like to keep anonymous.
In the past few days the site has gone down a lot in Google positions, and I assume it's because of Penguin 3.0. The thing is I haven't have any spam backlinks or anything that isn't relevant. The site doesn't have any strange WebMaster Tools messages, and none of the pages have a NoIndex tag, so all the pages should index regularly. Sitemap and robots.txt are set correctly and the site opens fast.

I am really hopeless, I don't know how to regain my positions in Google. What should I do?

Thank you!

Create a nice blog network of your own which only you can maintain. Don't pass many outgoing links from there. This is the solution after Penguin 3 update.