Hello,
I'm trying to rank for several keywords, however, my rankings keep bouncing up and down constantly. The image below will illustrate what I mean.
As you can see, my rankings go from top 10 to 200+ every 2 hours.
When I search for "Google dance" on Google it tells me that the term Google Dance is an outdated term that does not apply anymore. However, I'm seeing this happen to all the keywords I'm trying to rank for.
Is Google Dance still a relevant term, and if it is, then is it a bad or a good sign? My rankings have been improving during this dance. For example, the keyword in the screenshot above started at around position 26 and now it is around position 10 which gives me a feeling that it is beneficial to my rankings. I'm curious when my rankings will settle down to a stable position though.
Thanks for anyone that can give me some insight on whether Google dance is still a valid concept in 2016, if it's beneficial to my rankings or a bad sign, and how long it will take before my rankings become stable.
Best regards,
Fheaky.
I'm trying to rank for several keywords, however, my rankings keep bouncing up and down constantly. The image below will illustrate what I mean.
As you can see, my rankings go from top 10 to 200+ every 2 hours.
When I search for "Google dance" on Google it tells me that the term Google Dance is an outdated term that does not apply anymore. However, I'm seeing this happen to all the keywords I'm trying to rank for.
Is Google Dance still a relevant term, and if it is, then is it a bad or a good sign? My rankings have been improving during this dance. For example, the keyword in the screenshot above started at around position 26 and now it is around position 10 which gives me a feeling that it is beneficial to my rankings. I'm curious when my rankings will settle down to a stable position though.
Thanks for anyone that can give me some insight on whether Google dance is still a valid concept in 2016, if it's beneficial to my rankings or a bad sign, and how long it will take before my rankings become stable.
Best regards,
Fheaky.