Many webmasters are always worried if their website is banned from Google or not. This article will explain an easy-to-use procedure to find out if it is.

1. Did you submit your link to Google Submission?
2. Did you wait at least 1-2 months (I would start worrying after the 1st month)?
3. Does your website contain flash navigation? (If so, change it quickly so Google can crawl your website)
4. Submit your sitemaps to Google Sitemap Submission and submit your websites Sitemaps (they accept XML, RSS Feeds and Atom Feeds).
5. Do a Google Search for your domain name. If you see your website, it is indexed. However, if you see 3 options and one of them says,”If the URL is valid, try visiting that web page by clicking on the following link: www.redscowl-bluesingsky.us“. However, if you do not see this, then your website is in the Google SandBox (will post article on Sandbox later) or it is banned.
6. Check your rank on Google Datacenters and see if there is at least one result which gives you a PageRank 0 or higher. If there is, your website will soon be indexed!

That’s all we have to say about Banned Websites from Google. If you know you’re website is banned for sure, you can file a reinclusion claim where you tell Google what you did wrong and it won’t happen again. Be as descreptive as possible