Forum Moderators: Robert Charlton & goodroi
I have a phenonomenon that has been going on for years with Google, and a website of mine.
I have a webpage on one of my sites that has a high PR and has ranked well in Google for many search terms for many years.
However, whenever this page gets spidered by Google (2 to 3 times per month), immediately after spidering the webpage loses its rankings severely for anywhere from 1-2 days, and then resurrects itself to its normal historical ranking state. This occurs, even if no changes to the webpage have occurred, and is consistent with it getting spidered from my site.
Obviously, this is a function of Google's process of spidering, ranking, and filtering, but isn't Google smart enough with its ranking algorithm, to not have to remove it (or decrease its ranking), during this process ?
Any thoughts on this ?