Ranking on Google

Can be harmful for taking keywords ranking more and more time?

[mahav]

Can be harmful for taking keywords ranking more and more time? some people says that it can be the reason for down ranking if we are taking ranking more and more time please give me the best answer.

[Quadrille]

I'm sorry, I don't understand the question; could you rephrase it?

[mahav]

Hello Quadrille, if we are searching our keywords on the google for showing the position of our keywords on the google serp, then it can be harmful to our keywords if we are taking more and more time in the days so please tell me and shere with me ?

[Quadrille]

if we are searching our keywords on the google for showing the position of our keywords on the google serp

With you so far ...

then it can be harmful to our keywords if we are taking more and more time in the days

Sorry, that is not English. Can you get someone to help you translate?

[tangor]

Are you asking if you checking on word ranking will affect ranking?

Not sure what you are asking....

[mahav]

i am asking that search one keywords on google more and more time in one days can be harmful to my keywords rank at google let me know if you are understanding my questions.?

[htdawg]

I think mahav might be talking about using an automated software program to automatically check his serps?

[Quadrille]

Ah!

Searching for a keyword would normally have no effect - or even association - with the websites that the search finds, or their ranking.

Even an automated search would not affect the websites, though it may have an effect on your freedom to use the search - you might find your self blocked if you abuse the search facility.

The one exception to all this is Alexa, where using their facilities can promote your site in their rankings. This abuse routinely occurs, with utterly useless sites being given wildly unrealistic ranks; which is why few people who know Alexa give their rankings the time of day.

[WannaKnowSEO]

It wouldn't be hard for Google to identify your IP address and correlate it with the site that most frequently shows up when you do tons of automated searches. But this alone couldn't be enough to hurt you - if it did, competitors would do it to eachother all the time.

What will hurt you is doing it for a site that deserves to be punished to begin with. That is to say, such an automated technique could raise flags and put your site under human review. Yes, Google does in fact have thousands of human content reviewers specifically to find spam, and yes, they are most definitely given sites to review that were flagged (in various ways).

Does that answer your question?