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2005-02-18, 04:05 PM | #1 |
Heh Heh Heh! Lisa! Vampires are make believe, just like elves and gremlins and eskimos!
Join Date: Jul 2004
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Have Google Lost The Plot?
We've all read it a dozen times - "my google ranking and PR have gone all weird". Yeh, well shit happens. But it seems to happen far too more often at google than anywhere else
I know that the Harem is still a new site. I know I shouldn't expect too much so early on in the proceedings. I know there will be downs as well as ups; But what happened this week has left me wondering just what's going on The site had a PR4, for the front-door, and the link categories ranged from PR1 [only one cat] up to PR4 for three cats. Most where on PR3. You can imagine how pleased I was with that, as a newbie Now the front page is PR3, and ALL cats are PR2!!! One of those has just six listings, and three are around the 100 listing mark. How can they all be PR2? Anyway. Took a look at this interesting little resource - http://www.socengine.com/seo/tools.php - and found that a comparison with the likes of Inktome, MSN and Yahoo showed a disparity of 18% in average relevance across the site. With google downrating the site on almost every aspect BTW: there's a neat little test for factoring the "sandboxing" effect here too. That might open a few eyes amongst some LL owners Just what on earth are they up to?
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Shut up brain, or I'll stab you with a Q-tip!
Join Date: Nov 2003
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2005-02-19, 11:33 AM | #3 |
NO! Im not a female - but being a dragon, I do eat them.
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The normal PR (not that shown in the toolbar) would normally assign a -1 PR level to any subdirectory under the root page.
ex. site.com/index.html=PR4 site.com/category/=PR3 site.com/category/subcategory=PR2 and so on This is with a natural (old school) linking pattern for the web - assuming there are no links from the outside to the subcategory pages and all link trades are done to the index page. Almost all web sites on the net went down by around 1 PR on the toolbar because the PR of the Google Directory Link Pages went down by 1 PR level the last update(approximately - like was mentioned its a log scale so its not exact) More important though - the toolbar PR is not only out of date - its also a very poor indication of real Page Rank of a web page these days - too many SEOs use it so Google is going to make it what ever they want to prevent link-renting etc. |
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