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Webguerrilla, I mentioned it in a different thread, but it's kinda funny. People doing cache: queries directly to IP addresses are triggering it--so only the WebmasterWorld crowd sees this happening. The solution is to either not use an IP address, or to wait a few hours and it should be fixed then. It's funny to see something come up specifically when webmasters try to bypass the normal DNS that Google does. :) But it's nothing to worry about.
If your PR is high enough, you can stay listed befor the next dance if you continue geting visits from the freshbot. For example 2,000 of my vBulletin files have been listed for a week and a half now because of the freshbot.
Im not talking just the index page either, im talking the full site including the french pages...!
If your PR is high enough, you can stay listed befor the next dance
I'll probably have to start another topic on this one but I've noticed that certain serps seem to stay the same - very little freshbot movement for a month and others seem to update constantly.
The changes I mentioned from last Sunday seemed to happen on less important serps while the my big traffic serps still showed the old cache - any thoughts?
Have we ever seen an adult query that wouldn't be classified as spam? (news to me if there is such a thing).
::I got a client who was paying Overture $6/click for a phrase to #3 on the ex server.
Um, Overture has nothing to do with Google. Nothing you do on Overture will get you a higher ranking on Google. Look at top ranking sites in Google, not Overture.
Huh? I was simply stating that he was paying $6/click because he ranked like #32 for the phrase and got no traffic from 'natural' search engines.
I redesigned his website and now he is #3 on the EX server IN NATURAL LISTINGS for the phrase he currently pays $6/click on Overture for. I was simply sharing how much money I will be saving my client as he won't need to bid on that term at all- IF results stay the same to full index.
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most SPAM i've ever seen on google in adult biz.
Yeah, one of my (non-adult) sites had the #1 match for an adult search term, but it's now about #6 with the rest replaced with spam.. typically from expired domains though.
Do I wait more?
Is google hiding some of the back links to make things confusings?
All my site are already there in your database, But if i search for keyword phrases my site is not showing up, not even in 100th page. Why is this? Is this penalty? Or i'll have to wait?
A site just posted March 29, 2003 is in this update (only 3 pages out of 30 mind you) but I didn't consider this was even possible. I never even checked the logs for googlebot since the late post was after the deep crawl ended (or at least I thought it ended).
No real ranking potential this time around but the client will be quite please since it pretty much guarantees a full crawl next month.
That's called the freshbot, everflu.
At least it's only 2am my time. What is it, like 4am your time, Brett? That's a dedicated moderator..
Yeah- and 5AM here now. And I had been trying last 2 days to get back into a more normal sleep pattern! Even took some benedryl to get to bed early then I caught the beginning of this thread!
:-O
So much for 'normal'. ;)
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[edited by: Alphawolf at 9:02 am (utc) on April 11, 2003]
About time too but I have twice as many links as that stupid Google.... Work it out....!
It's just about impossible to go up when your allready that high!
Sidenote: Some one forgot to press the 'Posts do not count in this thread.' button! :) :)
This is not just for single site of mine but almost all my site.
davewray, sounds like your site navigation is perfect. Don't forget that you can also submit your pages on our add url form too.
Sidenote: Some one forgot to press the 'Posts do not count in this thread.' button!
Ah...so 2 more posts and I beat ya? >:)
Hmm. We need better emoticons!
Gotta go to bed now...............ya'll stop the chatter until I wake up, Mmmmmm'kay?
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