Google dance!!!

greenleaf4u

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I believe in keeping my websites with updates all the time, but after every update begins my website google dance.
I lose a lot of money on this so do I stop updating with pictures and just leave it? I only update with pictures and always the same links to my affiliates. really need help in this, I use tools as SCrapebox, SENuke,Tweet attacks pro.
 
i'm not sure if this helpful but i had few websites that i stopped to update after a while and just kept the SEO work meaning i kept building backlinks and spreading articles etc..

so im not sure but i guess that if you keep pushing and leave the updates i think you'll be fine
 
yeahh thats what I think 2, if I stop update it will stop dancing, well this is my experience, and allways after update it starts to dance, this domain is 1 year, and for the last 4 months it have been on no1 in adult niche, and made me ok money, now im looking to get better ranking in several keywords, and think after my update the jan 2 i will stop update it inorder to make it sto dancing around, and stay on top
 
I'm currently experiencing this with one of my sites, all my other sites seem rock solid, and never dance, but this newest one is going all over the place every time I post a new update. Not sure what it's about, Google is changing a lot.
 
I have heard that everytime you update a website it will count as a new one, is that true? in that case it is better for shure to not update, and just leave it...
 
What's likely? Google looks for natural, ongoing link growth AND natural, ongoing content growth.

If you change the speed of either during a "dance/sandbox/penalty" you could raise a flag.

Keep doing content+links.
 
10 days have gone and it has not gone up so mutch yet, its now on page 14, and have been on no1 page for months, im stil building backlinks everyday, a few 1000 everyday,ping around 500 and let the rest be taken naturaly by big G.
 
update it or not it doesn't matter. Google dance affects all websites.
 
What's likely? Google looks for natural, ongoing link growth AND natural, ongoing content growth.

Says who Matt Cutts?? If you want to be successful just do the opposite of the propaganda google puts out.

On another note these google dances seem to last forever.
 
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