Can Google Pull Sites at Will?

[jennashton]

Hi,

Finally after 3 months of waiting Google finally listed my site over the weekend. The weird thing is when I searched for my site again today my site was no longer listed. I don't have any offensive material and most of my files are flat with clean meta tags. I know Google has tons of servers and is it possible my site is listed in some servers and not others? I sure hope this is the case. If not I guess my site will never be listed until I use a pay service. Blah!

[Quinn]

Sounds like Everflux.

[webmasterworld.com...]

If the last time you observed your Google listing, it had a date next to the description, then you'll likely be in for good after the next update.

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[CCowboy]

Do a search on www2. and www3.google.com, it't might help your nerves!

[taxpod]

The key question is whether deepcrawler hit your site in a big way. If that's the case and you are popping in and out via freshbot, chances are you'll be in the databse from now on. Try not to get too anxious.

[rfgdxm1]

Almost certainly everflux. Certainly Google can pull sites at will. However, with the massive amount of different sites listed, they aren't very likely to do this sort of hand review unless they suspect something really fishy. And, truth is Google seems to ignore reports about even blatant spammers.

[A_Web_Guy]

Google has many thousands of servers, and your results will vary based on which server returns your results. Give it a little time. Just because you don't see it each time, it does not mean that others don't.

It takes time for each crawl to be propagated across all Google server, and it is unlikely that you will find the exact same result each time.

Best regards,

Mark

[johnsmith2003]

>Can Google Pull Sites at Will?

Yes.

>If not I guess my site will never be listed until I use a pay service.

Let us know which one, I'd be interested.

[jennashton]

Thanks for answering guys! *nerves are calmed*