Some sites that were previously "dropped" seem to be reappearing at or near their previous rankings, anybody else notice?
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Some Sites Are Coming Back.
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salmo
, Dec 08 2003 10:09 AM
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Posted 08 December 2003 - 10:37 AM
Yes! My site went from 60-ish to 6. Either the algo is changing, or the changes I made are making a difference. Last week I took out the overly large set of meta keywords (relics from the days of yore when such things mattered). I also slimmed down my title tag.
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Posted 09 December 2003 - 07:47 AM
my sites are up and down. made a post about it elsewhere in this forum.
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Posted 12 December 2003 - 09:23 AM
Hi everybody, couldn't find the hello thread so I posted here.
Some sites returning , some not, one remained at number one throughout this google fun party games
No , I havn't changed anything just sat on my hands and watched this all unfold
Some sites returning , some not, one remained at number one throughout this google fun party games
No , I havn't changed anything just sat on my hands and watched this all unfold
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Posted 12 December 2003 - 09:34 AM
Croeso Sheep Bach 
I am in the same camp as you 'sit on hands and wait'
I am in the same camp as you 'sit on hands and wait'
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Posted 12 December 2003 - 09:43 AM
Croeso fellow welshman
All this will sort itself out or not.
Dont panic its only money ooerr
All this will sort itself out or not.
Dont panic its only money ooerr
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Posted 12 December 2003 - 12:21 PM
Funny our positions improved through this all. But since most of it was further up the front page the jumps were not big in terms of positions but big as far as increased traffic. A bunch of terms went from 8 to 6 to 4 etc.
I just got another big push from 4,5,6 for a bunch of very specific competitive terms - the industry gems (those $10 adwords) - to 2s across the board - and the number ones are varied, so it is not like a bunch got pushed out and everyone went up. Actually one three of the pages there were only 2 drops off the page and the rest was a resorting.
I use digitalpoint.com's keyword tracker and just noticed they are not reflecting the changes which they have always done in the past.
Do they get feeds and work from them for calculations?
Obviously it is not live, or else we are in the middle of another dance and they are pulling from a different database.
I just got another big push from 4,5,6 for a bunch of very specific competitive terms - the industry gems (those $10 adwords) - to 2s across the board - and the number ones are varied, so it is not like a bunch got pushed out and everyone went up. Actually one three of the pages there were only 2 drops off the page and the rest was a resorting.
I use digitalpoint.com's keyword tracker and just noticed they are not reflecting the changes which they have always done in the past.
Do they get feeds and work from them for calculations?
Obviously it is not live, or else we are in the middle of another dance and they are pulling from a different database.
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Posted 12 December 2003 - 11:52 PM
DigitalPoint uses the Google API which doesn't always reflect the same results as live searches.
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Posted 13 December 2003 - 12:33 AM
Hi Sheep!
Looks like the Welsh are invading....
And what is it about sheep there? "Wales - where men are men and sheep are nervous..."
I though New Zealand was fighting for that honor...
Anyway, made a picture in honor of the Wales contingent:
Croeso!
Ian
Looks like the Welsh are invading....
And what is it about sheep there? "Wales - where men are men and sheep are nervous..."
I though New Zealand was fighting for that honor...
Anyway, made a picture in honor of the Wales contingent:
Croeso!
Ian
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Posted 13 December 2003 - 01:13 PM
ROFLMAO Ian fair play ...
Population of Wales
3million people 4.5 million sheep
Nuff said
Population of Wales
3million people 4.5 million sheep
Nuff said
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Posted 13 December 2003 - 03:53 PM
Ian,
There will never be another ewe!
Tom
There will never be another ewe!
Tom
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Posted 13 December 2003 - 06:12 PM
Gosh 
Thanks, I'm feeling sheepish now...
You wouldn't be trying to pull the wool over my eyes, would you?
Ian
Thanks, I'm feeling sheepish now...You wouldn't be trying to pull the wool over my eyes, would you?
Ian
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