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I see new PR for the sites.
[edited by: tedster at 1:57 am (utc) on April 29, 2008]
[edit reason] moved from another location [/edit]
Cal
[edited by: tedster at 1:57 am (utc) on April 29, 2008]
[edit reason] moved from another location [/edit]
[edited by: tedster at 1:59 am (utc) on April 29, 2008]
For example?
Another important site had a complete overhaul and went from pagerank 4 to 0 after we redesigned it and imported a new database of nearly 50,000 businesses. It's a business directory. Some of the rankings fluctuate from being #1 to #5 for a few weeks to not even being found today within the top 300. I stopped looking after 300. However, this site shows over 31,000 pages in google when we search site:domain.com.
Another of my domains on the first domain's same ip address has a page rank of 4.
I have another domain that simply says "account not active" on the home page and it has a page rank of 3.
I'm so confused. It looks like redesigning your site can get you penalized at least with pageranks. I NEED HELP.
In particular, it sounds like you may have issues related to changing your url structure - new page names, and so on. Also our Site Search [webmasterworld.com] can help you find related information about your redesigns.
[edited by: tedster at 6:53 pm (utc) on April 29, 2008]
The fact that Google eventually exports a more recnt "snapshot" of that data to the toolbar has no present time effect on ranking.
[edited by: tedster at 3:18 am (utc) on April 30, 2008]
PR4 to PR2 on index. +_+ no idea why.
subdirectories halved as well.
not happy.
Plus, seriously ridiculous sites, eg: one with flash doorway page and no text and blocked forums, shot to top of SERPs too.
#*$!.
I know that they're not supposed to be connected, but, we seem to be doing better in the SERP's too.
After moving from 4 to 6 last night. We have moved back to 4 again this morning.
