cocococo
Senior Member
- Mar 1, 2012
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I see a lot of thread about how google update affected their site, and yes you might have been ranking for a while before, and then google caught up with your site.
And majority seems to think it's their SEO provider, this can be the truth, and most of the time it's your site. For example, one of my sites currently rank on page 1, always hold the spot, however for some reason I lost few rankings. I started digging into why this might happen, The site have perfect link profile you would ever see.
I dig and dig and found that I got internal duplicate content, alot of people might think this is a myth, this is not. How do you find if you have internal duplicate content?
By just using this example can show if you truly have true internal duplicate content site:www.example.com "the snippet from your content" and paste this on google, if you see the snippet showing more than twice on multiple URLs then you have a problem, this needs to be taken off. I checked some of my clients and saw they have this problem, and yet you get people who scream about how they've been affected by Google Updates.
No it's not Google update its your site. Check your site thoroughly if you think you have unusual drop in rankings like
Over optimisation (link profile been on par)
Duplicate content (both internal and external content)
After removing all this multiple internal content, the rankings return.
Just my quick 2 cent.
Goodluck
And majority seems to think it's their SEO provider, this can be the truth, and most of the time it's your site. For example, one of my sites currently rank on page 1, always hold the spot, however for some reason I lost few rankings. I started digging into why this might happen, The site have perfect link profile you would ever see.
I dig and dig and found that I got internal duplicate content, alot of people might think this is a myth, this is not. How do you find if you have internal duplicate content?
By just using this example can show if you truly have true internal duplicate content site:www.example.com "the snippet from your content" and paste this on google, if you see the snippet showing more than twice on multiple URLs then you have a problem, this needs to be taken off. I checked some of my clients and saw they have this problem, and yet you get people who scream about how they've been affected by Google Updates.
No it's not Google update its your site. Check your site thoroughly if you think you have unusual drop in rankings like
Over optimisation (link profile been on par)
Duplicate content (both internal and external content)
After removing all this multiple internal content, the rankings return.
Just my quick 2 cent.
Goodluck