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Bug Out Pest Solutions had spam pages running on its own domain

Google had flagged his site. The reason was sitting on his own server and nobody had told him.

Where they started

Chris runs Bug Out Pest Solutions in Brisbane. Google had flagged his website and he did not know why. Someone had got into his WordPress site and published pages under his business name. One was a crypto signal group. The others were fake software downloads. They were live on his own domain the whole time.

What we did

  • Found the injected pages and showed him the exact URLs running on his domain.
  • Built him a new site, with the SEO done properly across all 33 pages.
  • Moved the domain off the host that had been broken into.
  • Kept his email running through the nameserver move, so nothing bounced.
  • Killed the spam pages. They return 410 Gone now.

What happened

New site live on bugoutpest.com.au, off the compromised host, spam pages dead. He sent the message below the same day he saw it.

The rebuilt Bug Out Pest Solutions homepage, live on bugoutpest.com.au
Live on his own domain. See it yourself →
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Full page screenshot of the rebuilt Bug Out Pest Solutions site
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On a phone
The Bug Out Pest Solutions site on a phone
Where most of his customers find him.

What Chris said

"Good work. I'm impressed."
"I think you work fast, that's what I think. You're going to have Bug Out humming in no time."
Chris VaughanBug Out Pest Solutions
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