One of my client's website is ranking in SERP on Adult keywords.
Site's theme is different.
Give me some solutions to solve this problem?
If the site is showing unrelated adult keywords, treat it as an emergency triage rather than just a content edit. Common causes are injected pages or content (hacked site), spammy user-generated content, or disguised redirects/links that make Google associate your domain with those terms. First check Google Search Console (Security Issues and Manual Actions) and run targeted site: searches for the suspect terms to find every indexed URL that contains them. ()
Practical, repeatable checks (run from your repo or server): search the codebase and uploads, and fetch pages as a bot to spot cloaking.
# from your webroot
grep -R -iE "viagra|casino|xxx|pills|porn" .
# test page behavior (see redirects/cloaking)
curl -I -L -A "Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Googlebot/2.1; +http://www.google.com/bot.html)" "https://example.com/suspect-page" Do not post your client’s URL publicly — if you need outside help, share Search Console access or a private diagnostic report. (Those asking for the URL like should be steered to private channels; is right to caution against public posting.) (developers.google.com)
If you find injected pages or spam: restore from a known-clean backup or remove the injected files and database entries, update/lock down credentials, patch CMS/plugins, and harden server permissions. For removal from search results use temporary Removals only while you fix the site, then make the removal permanent by returning 404/410, using noindex, or password-protecting the content — do not rely on robots.txt to hide already-indexed pages. After cleaning, request a security/manual review in Search Console. (developers.google.com)
If the issue traces to weird backlinks or anchor-text spam, do link cleanup and only consider the Disavow tool as a last resort (primarily when there’s a manual action or you can’t remove the links by outreach). Also avoid “noise” or short-term SERP tricks suggested above (e.g., artificially creating content to bury results) — manipulative tactics can trigger penalties. Document what you changed and when, then request review and monitor. (developers.google.com)
Jump to Post— happygeek 2,411No Ken, please do not mention site name and details. That's called spamming...
Remove that keyword from the page for which site is ranking
Please mention here about your site, is your site related to targeted keyword.whats your site name and details.
No Ken, please do not mention site name and details. That's called spamming...
Here is what i would do:
Dani Web appeared for the word triangle. Dani went to Google and posted about it. a day later the web site did not appear on Google, for triangle.
I suggest doing the same for your keyword
Remove all adult keywords tags and content from website and update with new tags and content after that try to promote your website.
I think it no problem :)
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