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link:www.webmasterworld.com on www.google.com = 3940
link:www.webmasterworld.com on www.google.com = 3990
link:www.webmasterworld.com on www.google.com = 3990
Yes, it is a shame for the people who haven't achieved their goals yet, but there's always next month. That's something people get used to. And of course others have seen triumph with this update, for them it was time well spent. So the old saying is still true, that beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Came across an overly keen SEO firm recently that sent out updates to its mailing list .. look how clever we are, "top spot in google for keyword *****" but they didn'y wait for stability and when recipients looked for the site it was not there ...
I guess pride does come before a fall :-)
I think you have the position you want when you get regular referrals over a period of time.
Please check your Sticky Mail (link is at the top of the page)
[edited by: WebGuerrilla at 7:12 am (utc) on June 27, 2002]
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You may be confusing a couple of things. Google does update once a month, but not all sites - yours may be some.
Pages that google picks to be "freshed" do have their new content cahed for around 2 to 3 days. If the page does not change for 2 or 3 days of so it goes back to the cache at the last major crawl.
Im not sure how you can state that google has not updated for 53 days, when so many people here say their sites have. It looks to an outside observer that this is a problem limited to your sites or the SERPS that you follow.
When the dance is over, the results of the datacenters are transferred to the main index: www.google.com
The Google Dance is a favorite spectator sport of SEOs and webmasters. :)
DG