Forum Moderators: Robert Charlton & goodroi
Have been waiting for google's pending update but didn't get any on that. From last two days I have noticed extreme changes in search results for same google domain (like .com or .de or .nl etc.) with different interface language selected (like hl=de or hl=en or hl=nl). When you change the interface language the whole bunch of results are different.
Is this the actual update this time? Enabling the geo centric data which google wanted to implement for better localization? If yes (and if someone else is also seeing this change) then may be we can all identify the parameters of this new change, like language, servers in geographical locations or extensions (.de, .nl etc.)
-- rishi
It's an interesting thing, sort of a seminar in how to screw up in two different ways, to see all the datacenters drowning in Supplementals, but have them include different sets of Supplementals.
This update google seems to have a problem with supplementals this update. A very famous site (totally white hat) has some 11000 pages on supplementals (all handwritten pages, and no dupes at all. A search for a sentence yields just that page.)
How do I know? Because I had asked them to remove my link, and they did, but it's still showing on 9 month old cache. Here's to an megacrawl to solve all problems.
Why doesn't Google use the last cached copy? Methinks they're trying to a waybackmachine thing, and that's fine as long as we don't get penalized
66.102.7.104 <- Those results will never stick.
This is the center to watch -> 64.233.167.147These results on this center now show on 10 of the 39 DCs on McDar. Just three days ago, they were only on 4 centers.
It's now been four days and I now see these results on 14 of 39 centers.
I also see five more DCs transitioning to these results.
Anyway, I have a 10 page paper due tomorrow and it's 1.51 am so back to typing. Oh, I'm on page 4 so its gonna be a long night -:)
Google = still broken.
Annoying as this is probably the biggest attempt they have had - still cant get it right though. GG/MC see my post on your Blog under the Bacon Polenta entry.
Yawn....
Thanks for your pointless post.
Look at my post in the supporters forum and add something useful to that discussion on Canonical urls if you do not think it is a bug.
Thanks
Dayo
Give us your opinions if you dont think it is true! - Seriously - I would really really really want a counter argument! No-one at Google has provided one - perhaps you can?
Anyone else getting hit heavy by "Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Googlebot/2.1; +http://www.google.com/bot.html)"
Mozilla Googlebot seems like an evil bot.
I contacted our host and apparently someone ran a malicious script which efffected a few sites for around 24 hours.
We have seem about a 30% drop in traffic and are effected by these phantom google refferrals- so could our site being down when an update was on have something to do with what we are seeing?
Also, a curious note: one of my sites now shows a new PR5, instead of the old PR4 ... this is a site I started a link program for in the last two months ... so, perhaps a PR update is underway ... a cursory look at other sites shows no change in PR or PR on new pages ...
Anyone else see PR changes? How about Google default results? Changes in DCs this morning?
Cheers, MJ
Google rocks!
I like this no mercy approach very much.
Schadenfreude much?
On October 1st 2005, 2 sites were downgraded. 1 for having a "mirror" site. The other for high keyword optimization.
And today, 1 with hidden links.
It's pretty nice to see Google's new filtering technology at work.
By the way, the 1 with hidden links is gone from main Google as well.
Like we say in Costa Rica, pura vida!
[mattcutts.com...]
:)
[edited by: zafile at 11:37 pm (utc) on Oct. 13, 2005]
r many months of wait, a site that uses hidden links is gone from 64.233.167.99 SERPs
Well, a site I watch that is full of hidden links *and* hidden text, is merely down a few notches, but still on page 1 ... hardly what I'd call a successful filter, if that's what they're doing ...
Of course, from moment to moment they seem to be applying different filters ...
My two bytes,
MJ
I hope the Plex guys read the above.
Time to be a bit more aggressive! :)