Did you just get listed? PR0 with no cache tells me you were probably just added to the index. Why Google does this is beyond me, but savor it while it lasts.
Also, one of your exits is producing a 404 currently.
Did you just get listed? PR0 with no cache tells me you were probably just added to the index. Why Google does this is beyond me, but savor it while it lasts.
Also, one of your exits is producing a 404 currently.
Sorry, I was referring to the wrong site. It would appear you are #2 from here also.
I've been on Google for a while, I tweaked some keywords last week, and it bumped me to #1 for these keywords.
Not sure what you mean that one of my exits is producing a 404.
See above. The current #1 site is a Google anomaly that occurs with some newly indexed sites. It will drop within a few days to a couple of weeks most likely.
See above. The current #1 site is a Google anomaly that occurs with some newly indexed sites. It will drop within a few days to a couple of weeks most likely.
The strange thing that I've noticed with this, is that anytime I modify my keywords, this happens. I get bumped up, for a while, then it drops down in the listings.
I wonder if the Google Spider checks the cache, and if it's changed, it will boost your ranking for a while or something.
"I'm selflessly supporting the common good, but only coincidentally looking out for No.1."
They're currently experimenting with "fresh bot" which visits sites throughout the month and seems to cause minor yet random fluctuations in the SERP's.
The strange thing that I've noticed with this, is that anytime I modify my keywords, this happens. I get bumped up, for a while, then it drops down in the listings.
I wonder if the Google Spider checks the cache, and if it's changed, it will boost your ranking for a while or something.
Armed Squirrel says:
"Google does two types of crawl IIRC. Shallow every day and deep once a month. Google's new algo's are causing a lot of 'everflux' - expect to see lots of changes over a short period of time".
"Now - let's discuss payment options, or would you like a furball with a magnum to wake up to?"
"Google does two types of crawl IIRC. Shallow every day and deep once a month. Google's new algo's are causing a lot of 'everflux' - expect to see lots of changes over a short period of time".
"Now - let's discuss payment options, or would you like a furball with a magnum to wake up to?"
This is one of the most bizarre manifestations of schizophrenia I have ever witnessed.
If they are working on a "fresh bot" to shallow spider sites to check for updates, it would seem to make sense to write a script that randomly changes your keyword ordering, as well as Title/Description every couple days.
"I'm selflessly supporting the common good, but only coincidentally looking out for No.1."
Plus that keyword phrase only generated 900 searches last month, 30 a day. What percentage of that 30 actually click your link? 10%? 50%? Now all you have to do is duplicate it across 1000 keyword phrases and you might make some money.
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