My page was removed from Google search result, any idea why?
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URL: http://id.gamesinasia.com/review-smartphone-xiaomi-mi3/
Hi,
So last week I wrote a review about a smartphone and after a couple days my post was at 6th (first page) in google search result. But yesterday it was suddenly disappeared from google search result (not even in 10++ page). Normally I just have to wrote title page + games in asia, like "review xiaomi mi3 games in asia" and google will show me the post but now it wont even show. In fact two other site that simply scrap my content was showing on 1st and 2nd result!
More info: All the content was original, including the image. We are also Yahoo (Indonesia) content partner so my review also ends up in yahoo site ( https://id.berita.yahoo.com/review-xiaomi-mi3-sebuah-angkatan-baru-dunia-smartphone-121537236.html)
I'm not expecting a super high ranking, but google is punishing the page and I have no idea why.
Thanks!
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i do see the page being indexed by Google. Query string below:
Cheers,
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