Zooker
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- Jan 13, 2010
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i don't know if anyone has tackled this before, but just something i've been wondering lately.
in the G Dance, sites can jump around in what place they are, obviously. My question is, is G synchronized, in that in different datacenters it may have a different # place, so you may each time be querying from a different set of data that isn't all at the same spot in the algorithm.
I know when I go to google and search a term for my site, i get a different result by far than market samurai shows for my site/terms.
i mean, i do see querying say google.co.uk gives different results, which may be biased different than the usual us-based google.com .
Where all this goes is, is it possible to query multiple google front-ends and get all the different places your site falls into rank-wise.
It could be i'm totally off here, but if it is possible i could probabl whip up an online tool to actually help predict or see a little more overall without such radical fluctuations.
any thoughts?
in the G Dance, sites can jump around in what place they are, obviously. My question is, is G synchronized, in that in different datacenters it may have a different # place, so you may each time be querying from a different set of data that isn't all at the same spot in the algorithm.
I know when I go to google and search a term for my site, i get a different result by far than market samurai shows for my site/terms.
i mean, i do see querying say google.co.uk gives different results, which may be biased different than the usual us-based google.com .
Where all this goes is, is it possible to query multiple google front-ends and get all the different places your site falls into rank-wise.
It could be i'm totally off here, but if it is possible i could probabl whip up an online tool to actually help predict or see a little more overall without such radical fluctuations.
any thoughts?