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Please know me site page rank down after restart Site map now my site page rank is 0 i wanna get my previous page rank can i get this?

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For context on ’s report: the public “Toolbar PageRank” many people watched in 2012 is no longer a reliable, visible metric. Google turned off the public PageRank feed in 2016, so a visible “0” (or missing toolbar score) is not a good signal of current ranking health; Google still uses many link signals internally, but the toolbar score was retired. See the contemporaneous coverage for the shutdown. (searchengineland.com)

Practical diagnostic checklist (complements ’s structural advice):

After fixes, resubmit the sitemap, request indexing with the URL Inspection tool, document every change for a possible reconsideration request, and allow time — simple fixes can show results in days, disavow or manual-action recoveries often take weeks. Combining these diagnostics with the on-page and structural cleanups suggested gives the best chance to restore visibility. (developers.google.com)

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What do you mean by your site map? Do you mean the sitemap XML file that gets uploaded to Google Webmaster Tools, or your site's navigation menu? Any time that you change your site navigation, it takes time for Google to catch on and recrawl your entire site. Changing the XML file should not really make much of a difference.

Browsing your site, I can make the following recommendations:

  1. Clean up your HTML code. You have a lot of inline Javascript that really should be moved to external files. You also have a ridiculous amount of empty divs. If you need to restructure your CSS file, then do so, because you SHOULD NOT have as many empty divs, one after another, on each page as you have.
  2. Aside from the homepage being the top two most recent items, put a bulleted list of the top ten most recent items with links to them. This will bring in some more deep links from the site homepage.
  3. I see that you have links to your Twitter page, Facebook page, etc. at the top right sidebar of every page. That's a good start, but it's also a good idea to put the widgets to "Tweet this Page" or "Share this Page with your FB Friends". You want to focus on increasing the number of backlinks to interior pages of your site.

Remember, Google's algorithm is changing every day, so you need to work just as hard to keep up with it :)

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