Here is the scenario, I have a website with index PR5, ex url: www.domain.com . A week ago I created new sub folder to install kind of blog using Wordpress
and the url format like this: www.domain.com/blog/. After make few posts, I start to make link building including submit my feed on Google ping services. Only take less than 24 hours my site got indexed. I boost link building, and some got high PR backlink from PR5 and PR6. In 2nd day my blog got position on page 3rd of Google SERp with specific keyword, 3rd day my site on 3rd page and on the 4th day on front page. During the position moving, I continue to posting new contents. But on 5th day my index url blog: http://www.domain.com/blog/ disappeared from Google, but some posts, ex url: http://www.domain.com/blog/sample-of-page/ still exist.
What does it mean? or my blog slipped into sandbox? ... Please help and advice. Thx
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Does I Got Sandbox, Need Advice
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Pogung177
, Mar 04 2008 02:59 PM
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Posted 04 March 2008 - 02:59 PM
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Posted 04 March 2008 - 04:43 PM
How long have you had indexed content at domain.com?
Likely what's happening is the blog pages are new, and when you search you're simply hitting different datacenters. The datacenters are pretty much never in synch, so when you hit one, some pages are in its index. and when you hit another, those pages may not have made it over to it's index. It makes it look as though things are jumping all around, but it's just a data synch issue among the various Google datacenters.
Best bet is to stop checking rankings so often.
--Torka
Likely what's happening is the blog pages are new, and when you search you're simply hitting different datacenters. The datacenters are pretty much never in synch, so when you hit one, some pages are in its index. and when you hit another, those pages may not have made it over to it's index. It makes it look as though things are jumping all around, but it's just a data synch issue among the various Google datacenters.
Best bet is to stop checking rankings so often.
--Torka
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