I know this is an old topic, so I’m not sure when or if you’ll have a chance to read this post.

I have discovered some major problems in Google with my site being switched out for others. Not willing to disclose much about it in a public blog/forum. The number of visitors coming to my site has not been this low since the 90’s.

Unfortunately, what you wrote below doesn’t seem to be an available option for help with this issue any longer. Where is the preferred place to send information now, so that the right team sees it and can dissect what is taking place with the issue?

“Go to http://www.google.com/support/bin/request.py and click “I’m a webmaster inquiring about my website” then select “Why my site disappeared from the search results or dropped in ranking” and click continue. In the webform that you get to, make sure you put “canonicalpage” in the Subject line, then put the details in the Message body. Someone will route that message to an engineering mailing list where we dissect claims of canonicalization problems (that is, picking the wrong url).”

Thanks for your time,

Mike

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All about Chef Apparel. To dispel the notion that a chef apron is similar to that of a housewife’s apron, you will find that these are considered an integral part of the chef apparel where their utilitarian look protects the wearer from the various stains and spills that can sometimes happen….
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I have found information all over the place talking about creating fake pagerank, but other than when content is duplicated; there’s no discussion on fixing a mess similar to mine.

I temporarily parked a new domain, not realizing that would start this mess. I changed the new domain to an “add-on”, but it seems to be forever tied to my primary (where the pagerank is being stolen from). There are no links between the two sites and there is no common content.

A search in Google for the new domain name brings up the primary.

A third site, also hosted on the same account as an add-on domain has essentually fallen out of the serps for keywords it had been doing quite well for. This may be only a coincidence, but that seems unlikely.

I kept telling my webhost there was something wrong, they kept telling me to be patient; things would iron out as the new site was spidered. In the meantime, the last pagerank update transpired and has just made things worse.

What, if anything can I do to fix this mess? or Can Google do something? If anyone has any suggestions they would be greatly appreciated.