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what i notice is that the Google data centre that serves me in the UK by typing in Google.co.uk is 66.102.9.104 and i see various serps results
Yet, if i type into the browser 66.102.9.104 i get different results why is this?
[edited by: tedster at 10:37 pm (utc) on July 28, 2006]
Also another site which has had some big changes dont get index with the changes, google still show the old pages, but MSN and yahoo after a week the whole redesigned site was indexed.
Also this back and forth with old results then new.
Few days ago when Google tried to clear up their index and supplementals from 2005 where gone, I could see all my sites rank much better. As soon as the supplementals from 2005 are back in index my sites got back the same rankings as before.
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Few days ago when Google tried to clear up their index and supplementals from 2005 where gone, I could see all my sites rank much better. As soon as the supplementals from 2005 are back in index my sites got back the same rankings as before.
Exact same situation with my sites. sites popped back in index, traffic blossomed. sites popped back out of index, traffic gone.
this happened in July and now again this month. I'm starting to try some different things, linking to deep pages that dropped out from more sites. so far it has helped with a couple of pages, waiting a few days to see how it works out with others.
I hope google straightens things out again and can stay consistent for more than a week with decent index. Like others, MSN (and Yahoo to some extent) seem to be handling things without any problem. My traffic has picked up quite a bit lately with MSN
Why would these show same data center but the results differ?
I see plenty of AdWords on 72.14.....
I am seeing them when I try .co.uk or .com.au, .com.sg but when I go to the straight .com ( all these showing identical data center ) no ads and very different results.
I realise something 'geographic' could be at play but do 'same data centers' show up different results?
I have paused to check, still no ads on the .com on that same data center, weird!
It's almost as if they are leveling the playing field by rotating content in and out.
Maybe, possibly, hopefully they are finally wising up down at the plex to the cancer they have on their hands.
Maybe these are new sites(*), or new pages(*), that are dredging up ancient Supplemental data for the first time?
(*) I don't mean that the sites themselves are new sites, just that these sites are experiencing Supplemental as a new effect for them.
I still don't see any Supplemental Results dated older than (dated before) 2005 June.
[edited by: Atomic at 12:53 am (utc) on Aug. 17, 2006]
When i do site:www.mysite.com keyword - web pages will show and no supplemental results :)
It seems that google has modified "site:" command to list supplemental results only.
Yes, it looks like another stab at updating Supplementals on 64.233.187.104 and elsewhere.
Saw the same thing before, are you still seeing it?
To me everything went back to the way it was..
from last night my keywords are not on the top positions. I am getting search results that is similar to June 27 2006 & July 27 2006 period . most of my keywords are dropped from listings. utlimately low traffic .
Whether it will come to normal, or this situation will continue?
72.14.203.104
72.14.207.104
I definitely see light at the end of the tunnel. Looks like we'll have to wait another couple of months to finally see the result. Let's see what happens now...
Today my 'dropped pages' that were nuked out of the SERPs and placed in last position (1000) in the site: command have returned!
Google has 41 datacentres; and a mix of results across them...
One of my hobby sites just went 100% supplemental and the HP doesn't show.
The site has about 10k pages and has whethered the storm for the last year ok. Now the DCs are showing anywhere from 900 to 3000 pages.
The aggrivating thing is that it's a simple Joomla site covering local news for a small rural county - not a lot of competition and no other source of content on the net. Even the write-up from last week on the local high school wrestling team is supplemental.
No BH SEO.
No canonical issues.
No query string URLs.
Lots of natural links from .edu's, .gov's and .com's.
No recips but a few on topic links out to reference sites.
It will be interesting to see if there is a drop in G referrals.
Google spokespeople have made no secret about reserving deep tinkering for Summer in the northern hemisphere, saying it's a netwide downtime during which change will cause the least overall disruption.
Just in case they're not watching the calendar, I repeat: the end of Summer is September 22nd.
36 days and counting.
They left behind a number of newer, or refreshed, Supplemental Results - for pages recently edited with different information: the Supplemental Result shows up for the old content that used to be on the page.
On gfe-eh.google.com I see that those left-over results have now also been cleaned up sometime in very recent days.
Just in case they're not watching the calendar, I repeat: the end of Summer is September 22nd.
I see you discussing GG's "the end of summer" hint [webmasterworld.com]. No doubt that GG was refering to end of September 2006.
However, there is one very interesting question left to be discussed
What did GG mean by:
"when many data centers would have some more changes"?
Was he talking about a possible update?
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#:3044252 12:12 am on Aug 13, 2006 (utc 0)
reseller, getting a new set of PR/BL out hasn't been a high priority, and I wouldn't expect it to be for a while.
When referring to the end of summer when many data centers would have some more changes, that's the true end o' summer, around the autumnal equinox, i.e. roughly the end of this quarter. I haven't heard much new about the 72.#*$! data center with its infrastructure, but I'll ask.
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