[FatSteve]

neutrinoburger, on 09 March 2012 - 06:18, said:

I wish even one of mine would bounce back. What have you been doing to get back up the SERPs?

its not 100% proof method BUT it will get your page back. Here is how:

1. make a very good post on your main site (by good I mean fraking 30$ content post) in which you link to your tanked pages with same or slightly altered keywords
2. do a good social bookmarking link building as soon as your post is indexed - by this I can venture 2 avenues - first you get massive amounts, second you get 5-6 profiles linking to that page from major players - reddit/digg/diigo/tumblr/oneview/etc
3. week after, syndicate that post to couple decent blog networks linking back to the original post.

wont be fast, but it works. in some cases I have seen returns in as soon as 2 weeks, some cases took month - dunno how hard you;ve been hit!

hope it helps.

Andy

[Ted]

I thought this video might help clarify the original post.

[junkdna]

If I may contribute, I was relatively big on HPBLs. I had been subscribed to about 5-7 of such services. My site tanked, on 24th, beyond #100 nowhere to be seen. One of those 7 networks actually held very well, but others definitely ruined it for me. I am now researching some sites that are holding high and most of them seem to be quite low on links and HPBLs.

[jmr1228]

I'm glad this thread was brought back.  I am curious -- for those who had links on deindexed HPBLs, how did your sites hold up?  With my sites, the ones that were on deindexed HPBLs fell much further than the ones that were not.  I had nearly all of my sites on BMR, but requested that my links be deleted the day that the mass deindexing occurred.  (The other deindexed HPBLs were on private services.)  Maybe it's just a coincidence... would love to hear others' experiences.

[miked]

jmr1228, on 01 May 2012 - 12:23, said:

I'm glad this thread was brought back.  I am curious -- for those who had links on deindexed HPBLs, how did your sites hold up?  With my sites, the ones that were on deindexed HPBLs fell much further than the ones that were not.  I had nearly all of my sites on BMR, but requested that my links be deleted the day that the mass deindexing occurred.  (The other deindexed HPBLs were on private services.)  Maybe it's just a coincidence... would love to hear others' experiences.

Many that were not in BMR/ALN/HPBL,etc... got hit very hard. Lots of great sites with squeaky clean link profiles smacked into oblivion.