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At any rate, I wouldn't be surprised to see a major shift in the rankings soon - but not sure whether we can call that an "update" or not, given the nearly constant changes that are the rule today. Time will tell.
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I just re-read your title and realized that you are specifically talking about a disappearing index page. Others here have been noticing something similar - would be good to really pin that down, because in the cases I've looked at it doesn't make obvious sense.
[edited by: tedster at 8:38 pm (utc) on Oct. 28, 2007]
p/g
My site lost almost all SERPs from 36 hours.
No changes in last 6 months and I don't know why.
Do you really tell me that in some cases your SERPs come back? And also searching for "domain.com" will come back? Did you experience *exactly* this behavior?
Any help appreciated guys...regards to all.
Hey all,
Since last week’s PR update (my site has increased by one rank) it seems my site has been hit pretty badly, so I’m presuming that there was an algo update too. I’ve been hit so bad that I’m now down to 95% of my normal traffic.
I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong, but EVERY time there’s an big algo update, I go back to square one. A couple of my competitors that launched their sites after mine just seem to climb up and up and are all happily sat on the first page of results.
Once the algo has settled, my site steadily climbs back up…until the next algo update and the process starts all over again.
I think my site is trusted, I’m dmoz/yahoo listed with a couple of .gov links and an .edu links as well as the other ‘normal’ links.
Any advice on where I should start looking? I’m really at a loss here.
[edited by: tedster at 6:05 pm (utc) on Oct. 29, 2007]
Any advice on where I should start looking? I’m really at a loss here.
Karma (and whoever else) - Trusted? kinda. Your site(s) is a few trusted links from staying normal. A bunch of trusted links from being a niche dominator.
Personally, I like sites like the above to study the "thresholds" of what's working/changing in the algo, but if it's your money site, then I would bust my #$%# to make it the authority that Goog kinda thinks it is...sometimes :)