Liz Taylor Dead Post
Google is doing some strange things, for eg yesterday we ranked No.1 in the .com for “Liz Taylor Murdered” now the page in the serps is at….wait for it no.63. Perhaps other blogs are much better and more specific, or give more valued information. How is Google discerning the ranking positions ? One day number one, the next number 63.
Had the page been dropped due to the nature of the story ? If so, should it not be totally removed ? Answers on a post card please..
Dixon 1769 days ago
http://receptional.comFreshbot?
Dan Horton SEO 1769 days ago
cant see that Dixon some how, thanks for the heads up though
g1smd 1768 days ago
There’s an email spam campaign going the rounds for more than the last month with titles in this format:
$celebrity_name found dead $fake_circumstances
Open the email to install the virus.
Or just delete and ignore.
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The various “CNN Alerts” and “CNN Top Ten” emails also contain malware.
Dave Haygarth 1763 days ago
http://www.reversedelta.co.ukSimilarly odd things happening to a client of mine. One day and for some time before , #8, day 2 page 2, week 2, page 8…? Very stable site with good domain age for years. No penalties or anything.. odd stuff indeed.
Katrina 1756 days ago
http://blog.pushon.co.ukIf it was a blog post, it could be that it’s been pushed off the first page of your blog by more recent posts, and now the link to the that post isn’t on your highly ranked page.
We’ve noticed it on a couple of occasions, we rank really highly for our post title almost immediately, then a couple of days later we’re pages away.