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This just happenned within the last hour. Previously had thousands of sup's and regular pages.
since few days i have notice that my all site pages have been drroped at masive strength
before fews days back if i checked my site page
with command like site:www.mydomain.com it shows more than 3000 pages crawled by Google,but now it shows only 45 pages, what's going on ...? why my so many pages are drroped by G, and if i checked with command like site:mydomain.com it shows 100 pages..
what'g google is doing ,what is the consolation of the update... can any body help me....
Search for something related to the UK and select UK sites only and it delivers worldwide
Either AOl has a problem or more likely Google is delivering Junk results to them
72.14.207.104 is showing even better. I think that aol.com & comcast.net are pulling some listings from 72.14.207.104.
72.14.207.104 is showing even better. I think that aol.com & comcast.net are pulling some listings from 72.14.207.104.
On one of my keyfrases I get roughfly the same results on that DC and on AOL and Comcast. The other keyfrase brings completely different results.
The only problem is that I have so few pages and they dont rank.
Lets hope it is the beginning of better things.....
It is showing a page count of 1 - 10 of about 994, up from 507 yesterday. No supplementals either.
Random DCs I checked:
72.14.207.99 - 1 - 10 of about 10,100
72.14.207.104 - 1 - 10 of about 10,100
216.239.63.104 - 1 - 10 of about 9,690
Just noticed something strange. when i do a site:www.mysite.tld on google.co.uk it returns 1 - 10 of about 994. Check the cache and it shows 66.249.93.104. now if i put 66.249.93.104 in the address bar and do the sam search it returns 1 - 10 of about 9,730.
Thats enough for me for today. Too confusing for me. I'll go build some pages :-)
"Just noticed something strange. when i do a site:www.mysite.tld on google.co.uk it returns 1 - 10 of about 994. Check the cache and it shows 66.249.93.104. now if i put 66.249.93.104 in the address bar and do the sam search it returns 1 - 10 of about 9,730."
Here is something about current situation which might help explaining what you mentioned.
- behind each datacenter IP, there are several boxes which might containes different data.
- different datacenters get different data at different times.
- ranking of sites on different datacenters might differ.
I hope this helps.
Does this update have a name yet?
This is a major algorithm update, yet people are still in denial, calling this experimental, or temporary results.
Google does not put experimental results on 25 datacenters. This is an update, although it is spreading through Google datacenters like a slow infection.
My sales have already doubled since, this started a few weeks ago, as we are now on Page 1 for 25 datacenters, for our money making keywords.
No body has named this update, however I make a humble submission for the name KHRONOS [greek God of time] (it comes after J, and we have been waiting close to forever for Google to fix alot of problems, which this update has done)
Why is everybody in denial about this UPDATE.
This is a major algorithm update, yet people are still in denial, calling this experimental, or temporary results.Google does not put experimental results on 25 datacenters. This is an update, although it is spreading through Google datacenters like a slow infection.
My sales have already doubled since, this started a few weeks ago, as we are now on Page 1 for 25 datacenters, for our money making keywords.
No body has named this update, however I make a humble submission for the name KHRONOS [greek God of time] (it comes after J, and we have been waiting close to forever for Google to fix alot of problems, which this update has done)
How about BIG DADDY since BD never did finalize yet. These are the biggest changes I have ever seen on Google and to tell you the truth, the very best changes.
:-)
"Why is everybody in denial about this UPDATE."
Personally, I have noticed what it could be an algo update on 1st May 2006. In fact I posted a hint which generated a "backfire" I hadn't expected ;-)
So I understand very well if the folks are reluctant to mention anything directly or indirectly related to an update.
We've currently got the Mediapartners (Adsense) bot crawling our site like the regular crawler...it's just coming and grabbing pages like a madman (well, like a googlebot actually).
I don’t know if this is so much a update as they are either deciding what to implement, freeing up resources, or beginning to implement what the BD infrastructure was supposed to do in the first place. I guess in the traditional sense though it is an update.
The cache is still old, and is dated just over a week ago (and I assume will update in the next few hours) -- the snippet and cache are usually out of alignment for a few hours when Google indexes changes to a page.
That is on the "experimental" 72.14.207.99 datacentre and the changes have not appeared on the other "main" datacentres yet. They have a cache date one day later (newer), but still the old content.
For the last few months, a site:domain.com search showed about 120 of the 140 pages before you hit the "repeat this search with omitted results included" message.
Today, some DCs are only showing "1 to 30 of about 160 pages" and when you click the "repeat this search with omitted results included" message you then see all 160 pages but nearly every snippet is identical, and is the old meta description from last year, and NOT the new description that has been in place for many months. For some of those pages, the cache date has reverted back a few months, but for others that show the old snippet, the cache date is only a few days old.
[edited by: lawman at 11:00 pm (utc) on May 5, 2006]
dropping your URL on very post, can be considered a dirty trick.
Now we barely even show up.
Could be because of the snips
