Website Emergency
Website Emergency? Get Expert Help Now
Your website is down, hacked, flagged by Google or suddenly invisible? Your Google Ads account or Business Profile was suspended? When a website emergency hits, every hour can cost you leads, sales and trust. Référenceur’s team diagnoses the cause, tells you what to do right now and helps you fix the problem properly, so it’s less likely to come back.
Find your emergency
Choose the situation closest to yours for immediate steps and how we can help.
Security and hacking
- My WordPress site was hacked
- Spam pages are showing in Google under my domain
- Google shows “Dangerous site” or “Deceptive site ahead”
- My Facebook or Instagram page was hacked
- I’m locked out of my WordPress admin
- My contact form is flooded with spam
Website down or slow
- My website is down
- My WordPress site is very slow
- My hosting account hit its resource limits
- My browser says “Not secure” (SSL problem)
- My domain name expired
- My business emails are going to spam
Google visibility
- My Google rankings dropped
- My site disappeared from Google
- My Google Business Profile was suspended
- I received fake Google reviews
Google Ads
- My Google Ads account was suspended
- My ad was disapproved
- My conversion tracking stopped working
- My Google Ads aren’t profitable
AI search
- ChatGPT gives wrong information about my business
- AI crawlers are blocked from my site
- My business doesn’t show up in ChatGPT
Signs you’re facing a website emergency
- Your site shows an error, a blank page or a “This site can’t be reached” message
- Visitors are redirected to other sites or see a red browser warning
- Your traffic, calls or form leads dropped sharply overnight
- Google, your host, your registrar or Meta sent you a warning or suspension notice
- Your ads stopped running or your Business Profile vanished from Google Maps
What to do in the first hour of a website emergency
- Don’t panic-delete anything. Files, logs, plugins and emails are evidence that help find the cause.
- Write down what you see: error messages, warnings, screenshots, the time it started and any recent change (update, new plugin, hosting change, payment issue).
- Check the basics: is your domain renewed, is your hosting account active, did you receive an email from Google, your host or your registrar?
- Change critical passwords if you suspect a hack, starting with email, hosting and website admin accounts, and turn on two-factor authentication.
- Contact us with what you’ve collected. The more we know, the sooner we can act.
How our website emergency service works
- Diagnosis. We review your site, hosting, Google Search Console, Google Ads or Business Profile, depending on the issue, and identify the most likely cause.
- Containment. We stop the damage first: take a hacked site offline safely, restore service, pause wasted ad spend or secure accounts.
- Proper fix. We correct the root cause, not just the symptom, and request reviews or file appeals with Google or Meta when needed.
- Prevention. We recommend or set up what helps keep it from happening again: updates, backups, monitoring, security and tracking.
How long does it take?
It depends on the problem. Some issues, like an expired domain still in its renewal window or a misconfigured SSL certificate, can often be fixed the same day. Others depend on third parties: Google reviews of hacked sites, Business Profile appeals or Google Ads suspension appeals follow Google’s own timelines, which we can’t control. We always give you an honest estimate after the diagnosis.
Why choose Référenceur for website emergencies
We work every day on WordPress, SEO, Google Ads, Google Business Profile and AI search. That means we understand how a technical problem affects your visibility and revenue, and we fix both the site and its consequences on Google.

Tell us what’s happening. We’ll review your situation and tell you what can be done and what to expect.
Your questions, answered
Yes. Most emergencies we handle are on sites built by someone else. We’ll need access to your hosting, website admin and relevant Google accounts.
No one can guarantee a decision made by Google or Meta. We improve your chances by fixing the real cause and submitting a clear, documented request.
A description of the problem, when it started, screenshots of any warnings or emails, recent changes, and the names of your host, domain registrar and website platform.
It depends on the problem and the work required. After a diagnosis, we give you a clear quote before starting the fix.
Keep software updated, use strong passwords with two-factor authentication, keep tested off-site backups, monitor uptime and security, and renew your domain and SSL certificates automatically. We offer maintenance plans that cover these.