Paisley later edited this post out so that it said nothing. - Jill]
Edited by Jill, 29 March 2005 - 05:28 PM.
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Googles Aging Filter
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, Mar 29 2005 02:33 PM
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Posted 29 March 2005 - 02:33 PM
[Please note: Paisley posted here about a site he/she had that was apparently ranking well for tscm video even though it was a new site. This lead Paisley to believe that the aging delay was untrue.
Paisley later edited this post out so that it said nothing. - Jill]
Paisley later edited this post out so that it said nothing. - Jill]
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Posted 29 March 2005 - 02:40 PM
Which of the top ranking sites is brand new? Because the registration date for the top three sites on that query is from the 1990's in all three cases.
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Posted 29 March 2005 - 02:43 PM
Are you implying that tscm video is some sort of competitive phrase, paisley?
The aging delay affects competitive phrases, from my understanding of it.
The aging delay affects competitive phrases, from my understanding of it.
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Posted 29 March 2005 - 03:07 PM
Paisley,
Are you talking about the aging filter? Truely the aging filter seems to be in effect for terms that are at least midly competitive (like Jill said). Is 'tscm video' even a mildly competitive term? Hmmm....I see a Grand Total of 32,100 in the Google results, I doubt most of those 32,100 are actually competing for the term at all (I seriously doubt it since not a heck of a lot of people are actually searching for it).
<edited to add this>There are actually only 4 PPC ads for that term...why even optimize for it when you could advertise for .05 per click through....it would probably only cost you about .25 to 1.00 per month! </end edit>
If, however, that's the keyword phrase you were after....then congrats!
Leann
Are you talking about the aging filter? Truely the aging filter seems to be in effect for terms that are at least midly competitive (like Jill said). Is 'tscm video' even a mildly competitive term? Hmmm....I see a Grand Total of 32,100 in the Google results, I doubt most of those 32,100 are actually competing for the term at all (I seriously doubt it since not a heck of a lot of people are actually searching for it).
<edited to add this>There are actually only 4 PPC ads for that term...why even optimize for it when you could advertise for .05 per click through....it would probably only cost you about .25 to 1.00 per month! </end edit>
If, however, that's the keyword phrase you were after....then congrats!
Leann
Edited by Leann_Pass, 29 March 2005 - 03:14 PM.
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