Could Google be spidering one site and seeing another?
 

So I've got an entertainment portal site called BlueBlood.net and unsurprisingly it has almost always, maybe always always, ranked at the top of Google and other search engines for a search on its name i.e. either "blue blood" or blueblood as a search.

I just noticed today that it is no longer even a first page result for its own name, with kinda a good number of incoming links linking to, naturally, the site name. WTF?

So I sign up for Google Analytics, which I probably should be signed up for anyway. And Google tells me that some of the searches which pull up BlueBlood.net are "suicide girls" and "escort lingo". There is a year plus old thread on the forums where someone asks about "escort lingo" and the string "suicide girls" is actually automatically starred out in the unlikely event that someone were to type it on the site.

So how can those be the searches for BlueBlood.net and the site name (which it always ranked super high for) not be? Is there some way Google is looking at a site other than mine and indexing it instead? Anyone have any ideas what is going on? This just seems so bizarre

I know this off topic but i have a new model that is looking to get in thats totally your niche. Shes based in LA and a high school friend.

Google is always changing positions on diff. keywords.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&l...=blueblood.net

You show up first when I search that.

anyways hit me up doll face

oh honey

I've pretty much given up on trying to figure out Google. They seem to randomly alternate between listing my own site as #1 for its name, and listing it beyond page 40.

I know how you feel..

hey... if you're getting your friends into porn now.... I can think of a couple I'd like to talk to, is that cool?

google has tons of datacenters. maybe the one you are seeing has different data. it changes. 72.104. DC's are a mixed bag for me. the new infastructure seems aimed at dupe content.

It does seem to come up different from time to time over the past couple of days, but still pretty messed up that such a highly ranked site would nearly disappear. I'm really stumped.

AmeliaG, If this has only just started to happen sporadicaly over the last few days my advise would be to wait another week or so before you hit the panic button as when G rolls in algo changes accross their datacentres results can go a little weird for a while untill things settle in.