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Google banned me yesterday because of stupid redirect that puts by my CEO. any expert technical can have look at my site to see any more problems I may have? Thanks so much.
I just think my site is clean.

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If Google removed your pages immediately after a redirect, that often means a “sneaky redirect” or cloaking was detected (either intentionally placed or injected by malware/ads). First step: verify ownership in Google Search Console and check the Manual actions and Security Issues reports — those tell you whether Google applied a human action and what kind. . () Detect and get rid of unwanted sneaky mobile redirects. (developers.google.com)

Quick triage (in order): 1) open Search Console → Security & Manual actions; 2) use URL Inspection to “View crawled page” and compare it to what a user sees; 3) check server logs for conditional redirects; 4) inspect .htaccess, CMS plugins and any third‑party/ad scripts. To surface differences quickly, fetch headers as a normal client and as Googlebot:

curl -I -L https://example.com/problem-page
curl -I -A "Googlebot/2.1 (+http://www.google.com/bot.html)" https://example.com/problem-page

Many sneaky redirects come from injected scripts or ad vendors. Confirm fixes on real devices and emulation. (developers.google.com)

On duplicate content and titles: duplicate pages rarely cause a manual ban by themselves unless used to deceive — they usually cause ranking devaluation instead. Keyword‑stuffed or hidden titles/text, however, are explicit spam and can trigger manual actions; rewrite meta titles to be natural and unique. See Google’s guidance on duplicate content and on keyword stuffing/hidden text. Demystifying duplicate content. (developers.google.com) Spam policies (keyword stuffing/hidden text). (developers.google.com)

Recovery note: fix every affected URL, remove malicious code or spammy metadata, document changes (files edited, timestamps, logs, removal requests), then submit a Request Review in Search Console with clear evidence. Don’t resubmit until the cleanup is complete — reviewers expect thorough, documented fixes and the process can take days to weeks. ()

(Agree with that removing the redirect is priority; ’s flag about spammy titles is also valid; ’s note about on‑page spam is the right direction — focus on cleaning, documenting, and requesting review.)

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Member Avatar for stymiee

If you know why you got banned why don't you remove it and apply for re-inclusion?

Member Avatar for Spiderweb

Thanks,
I sent reinclusion form in sitemap and it backs after a week.

Member Avatar for etechsupport

Google also ban for using duplicate content, Keyword stuffing and hidden text etc. It might be a possibility I doubt.

Member Avatar for stymiee

Google will not ban for duplicate content.

Member Avatar for stymiee

Check this; :rolleyes: The shortest distance between your site and your SEO is a straight line.
http://www.seroundtable.com/archives/003398.html

There's a big difference between being banned and being devalued. Since duplicate content can be an accident you won't be banned for it. But it can cause you to rank poorly. That way intentional duplicate content is ineffective and accidental doesn't cause a site to be banned permanently when it really isn't justified.

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when i checked your site, there was spammy page title :) Vietnam Travel,Vietnam Hotel,Vietnam Tour,Vietnam Holiday,Vietnam Vacation,Vietnam Travel Agent,Vietnam Tour Operator,Vietnam Tourism,Vietnam Tourist Guide. Better you make it as naturally as possible.

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