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you see site a on page one, page two ....
Mysite.com
Mysite.com
One right after another, scattered throughout the first page.
<added>It appears that Google is having a hard time with duplicate dynamic pages</added>
I don't mind this happening during the dance as long as it is corrected along the way.
BUT...Yahoo has been updated with this junk today. If the dance is not over why has Yahoo got the latest phase of a half cooked process?
Don't tell me the guys that control the adwords department also control when the results are made available to Yahoo!
Are Google trying to sabotage Yahoo? I sure hope Ink are still talking to Y ;)
would you be so kind and tell us something about PR0 penalties? How long do they last? Lifetime? Forever?
I think some people in this forum (incuding myself) would be very, very happy about some information on this issue, because it is not good to work on on a site, although it will never be un-penalized by google.
Google owe us nothing, they change the algo because they want to. Play catch-up if you want to but they have quite a head start. I think I've just about finished with SEO and will wait until the algo evetually comes around fits my profile. I know that this is what GG and many others have said in a roundabout sort of way for ages now but it's finally struck home .... I'm off to the pub.
I have a new site I'm trying to get into Google. It's waiting for dmoz entry (no editor of category), and has very few links to the site (at the moment, the small amount of links to it found by Google are from ppc campaigns, eg about.com).
It got hit by the freshbot late Sept, and hasn't been hit since. I was hoping that it was going to deep crawl it with this update, but it hasn't hit our site yet.
Would the fact that someone else is submitting the site link (both root and deep, specific page submits) to the add_url page on Google hurt?
Any Fiest readers out there remember the SerpentWar saga? The bit where it's discussed that people praying to the gods created the gods? Well, the Google god can't be far off... :)
As far as I can tell, what you see on www2 at the beginning of the update is what you will see on www when the update is over. If you aren't on www2 now, then you have a microthread of a chance to worm your way back in, but 1 out of 10,000 says you won't!
- If your site is brand-new and didn't get picked up, sometimes it can take a few weeks. Make sure to submit your site on our add_url form.
Googleguy - Appreciate your advice please. I had a couple of new sites get picked up by Google mid-late Oct, however neither is appearing in WWW2 or WWW3 which I assume means they won't make the WWW cut. :( Both sites are clean and neither had PR assigned to them (greyed out, rather than PR0). Should I re-submit them using the add_url form?
Thanks
[edited by: biggles at 1:02 am (utc) on Nov. 2, 2002]
Presumably they will be picked up by the early November deep crawl and appear in www2 next month and then be permanently in the index.