Crazy Google Dance In The Last 24 Hours

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While I agree that there are many factors any you should be doing everything you can, I'm 100% sure that the over optimization penalty is huge. This site below I renamed page titles to something less spammy and more organic, removed any spammy atl/title tags on images/links, and lowered keyword density. I still have not added more text but I'm sure that will help even more. This happened to me over and over on sites I'm updating.

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What about post urls? I mean, after you changed the post/page titles, did you also changed the permalinks of your posts?
 
I did change some on some of the sites, but only a few sites had them. For example keyword-topic.html to topic.html. I only did this on the pages that didn't have any incoming links.
 
I think the bouncing is settled for me now.
I have seen a lot of forums that, keyword density is the key.

I have an ecommerce site, with category pages full of with my money keyword.
(Selling accessories for machines.)
It is necessary for the Visitors to know which accessorie is for what product (main keyword). But maybe not for Google...

So I have decided to test on a keyword, that i am ranking my inner page, right now for #6. (#2 before this shit)
Now, I have reduced the keyword density brutally and deleted from almost everywhere.

Lets the game begin... Keeping you posted
 
How long has it been? If you look at my graph above my page dropped temporarily for a few days before bouncing back.
 
While I agree that there are many factors any you should be doing everything you can, I'm 100% sure that the over optimization penalty is huge. This site below I renamed page titles to something less spammy and more organic, removed any spammy atl/title tags on images/links, and lowered keyword density. I still have not added more text but I'm sure that will help even more. This happened to me over and over on sites I'm updating.

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How long was ur pages dropped for? And when u updated the titles and stuff was that after the drop?
 
If you look at the graph it dropped around March 8th (exactly when the penalty hit). I updated it sometime at the end of March then after it reindex it dropped off to nowhere for a few days then spiked a week or so later. Not sure why it took that long I'm thinking maybe the sub pages didn't reindex right away? I had lots of spammy alt and title tags which I fixed siteword as well as page titles.
 
If you look at the graph it dropped around March 8th (exactly when the penalty hit). I updated it sometime at the end of March then after it reindex it dropped off to nowhere for a few days then spiked a week or so later. Not sure why it took that long I'm thinking maybe the sub pages didn't reindex right away? I had lots of spammy alt and title tags which I fixed siteword as well as page titles.
In my case i did a 301 refirect to a new domain i regained my rankings but 3 days ago ALOT OF my keywords went n/a and has been like that for 4 days now. The domain itself is indexed tho
 
In my case i did a 301 refirect to a new domain i regained my rankings but 3 days ago ALOT OF my keywords went n/a and has been like that for 4 days now. The domain itself is indexed tho
Are all your key words in place? How long did the 301 orientation sit? Would you recommend? Is the new domain old or new?
 
They are all different but here is one of the worse ones, this is for an EMD (keyword.com)

Old:
Keyword | short page description | keyword.com

new:
Long accurate page description
 
I think the bouncing is settled for me now.
I have seen a lot of forums that, keyword density is the key.

I have an ecommerce site, with category pages full of with my money keyword.
(Selling accessories for machines.)
It is necessary for the Visitors to know which accessorie is for what product (main keyword). But maybe not for Google...

So I have decided to test on a keyword, that i am ranking my inner page, right now for #6. (#2 before this shit)
Now, I have reduced the keyword density brutally and deleted from almost everywhere.

Lets the game begin... Keeping you posted

I'll save you the trouble. Had a site ranking #40 with keyword density around 3.2%. I dropped the density to 1% and now its 100+. Similar results with a few other sites. I just tested this recently
 
I'll save you the trouble. Had a site ranking #40 with keyword density around 3.2%. I dropped the density to 1% and now its 100+. Similar results with a few other sites. I just tested this recently

How many days the drop took, after you corrected your keyword density?
 
I'll save you the trouble. Had a site ranking #40 with keyword density around 3.2%. I dropped the density to 1% and now its 100+. Similar results with a few other sites. I just tested this recently

did you consider that it took probably days or weeks to get to #40 for that kw. then u changed and it dropped to 100. let it wait for the same period of time maybe? i also experiment a lot with densities now and I have it similar - i decreased from 0.50 to 0.10 and on certain pages it went from N/A to top 20 and on some it went from top 10 to top 80.
 
Have you guys checked the competitors who are ranked for that keyword? There isn't a magic # for keyword density. How many characters are in your search term? If you have a 20 character search phrase you can have it on the page 5x and you could have a 10 character term on the page 10x. They will both have the same density. I'm sure google has a different algorithm to assess it than sites like seobook.com does. I'm not sure what that algorithm is but you have to test it out and see what's working for other people.
 
did you consider that it took probably days or weeks to get to #40 for that kw. then u changed and it dropped to 100. let it wait for the same period of time maybe? i also experiment a lot with densities now and I have it similar - i decreased from 0.50 to 0.10 and on certain pages it went from N/A to top 20 and on some it went from top 10 to top 80.

Actually it took 10 months to get there. It took 4 months to get to #29 and then it fluctuated between the 40's and 50's. I doubt it's coming back down
 
I did change some on some of the sites, but only a few sites had them. For example keyword-topic.html to topic.html. I only did this on the pages that didn't have any incoming links.

If you chanced the urls then this is part of your problem. It takes MONTHS for google to understand a internal url shift. It's easier for them to do a site transfer with 301 than to understand the new site structure when you change urls.

URLs should never change.
 
Has anyone noticed a big change today at all?

One set of keywords I monitor has shuffled around like crazy over the last 2 days
 
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