lovesoluion
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Hello friends,
How to Remove my Website from Google..?
How to Remove my Website from Google..?
How to Remove my Website from Google..?
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pablohunt2812
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How to remove stuff from Goolge?
Make sure you've removed the unwanted page
Set up your site with Webmaster Tools
Find the address of the page in Google
Remove the page with Google Webmaster Tools
As a matter of fact, you can speed up the process of removal yourself. It works just like adding your website to Google — by using Google Webmaster Tools, a website management tool provided by Google and it works like a charm with Voog as well.
You can find more information on how to use it for your site in Voog from our FAQ: How to get my site to show up on search engines?
All in all, there are two preconditions for removing any data from Google:
The page indexed by Google is deleted or its address (URL) is changed, and
The website on which the problematic page is (was) located is verified with Google Webmaster Tools.
Removing your brand new website from Google
Building content of a new website takes considerable amount of time. You want to be certain that it will remain off the radars of search engines until you are ready to launch it. But with just a single misstep, info about the existence of your half baked website can easily leak to Google. It would result in Google indexing your unfinished site and making it public.
When creating a new website, such a "leak" might appear when you share a link to your unfinished website in Facebook, e.g. sharing it with a group of friends. Also, such links might end up in Google when you share the link by e-mail or via Skype when it gets reshared to some third person and posted by him to any web-based channel which is monitored by Google.
Before you request the removal of the website from Google Webmaster Tools, you need to remove or rename the problematic site or page. When you rename it, make sure it won’t get into Google’s sight too soon again. To ensure your secrecy, we recommend protecting the pages with a password.
Now track down the page or site address mistakenly seen by Google. You'll find it very easily — just click on the unwanted Google search result.
Next, got to your Google Webmaster Tools account and choose "Optimization" > "Remove URLs". In the next view, choose "Create a new removal request" and enter the exact address of the page you wish to removed. Google then asks you to choose the reason for removal. Pick "Remove page from search results and cache". It can take up to a couple of days before your request is fulfilled by Google. You can follow the status of your request from the very same place.
Make sure you've removed the unwanted page
Set up your site with Webmaster Tools
Find the address of the page in Google
Remove the page with Google Webmaster Tools
As a matter of fact, you can speed up the process of removal yourself. It works just like adding your website to Google — by using Google Webmaster Tools, a website management tool provided by Google and it works like a charm with Voog as well.
You can find more information on how to use it for your site in Voog from our FAQ: How to get my site to show up on search engines?
All in all, there are two preconditions for removing any data from Google:
The page indexed by Google is deleted or its address (URL) is changed, and
The website on which the problematic page is (was) located is verified with Google Webmaster Tools.
Removing your brand new website from Google
Building content of a new website takes considerable amount of time. You want to be certain that it will remain off the radars of search engines until you are ready to launch it. But with just a single misstep, info about the existence of your half baked website can easily leak to Google. It would result in Google indexing your unfinished site and making it public.
When creating a new website, such a "leak" might appear when you share a link to your unfinished website in Facebook, e.g. sharing it with a group of friends. Also, such links might end up in Google when you share the link by e-mail or via Skype when it gets reshared to some third person and posted by him to any web-based channel which is monitored by Google.
Before you request the removal of the website from Google Webmaster Tools, you need to remove or rename the problematic site or page. When you rename it, make sure it won’t get into Google’s sight too soon again. To ensure your secrecy, we recommend protecting the pages with a password.
Now track down the page or site address mistakenly seen by Google. You'll find it very easily — just click on the unwanted Google search result.
Next, got to your Google Webmaster Tools account and choose "Optimization" > "Remove URLs". In the next view, choose "Create a new removal request" and enter the exact address of the page you wish to removed. Google then asks you to choose the reason for removal. Pick "Remove page from search results and cache". It can take up to a couple of days before your request is fulfilled by Google. You can follow the status of your request from the very same place.
Williams Reus
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You can refer to here : https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/1663419?hl=en 
Educaindia
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Nice Info Keep it up.