Got a Question about Serp dance

Lordsenf

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I have a website which rankings for a medium competitive keywords are jumping like crazy...

some days the website is ranked at #4 one day later the rankings drop to #800 and then two days later they come back to #4 and so on...

this dance is going on for a month now...where is this situation coming from? I can not really explain by myself.

(Link building ... a few AMR Blast loooong time ago - did nothing about Seo for 2 months right now)

Here a picture of the serp movement of December:

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Build about 5-10 quality links daily while its dancing and it should steady out. Dont overdo it with a 10k blast or something during a dance or it will go deeper into the dance I believe.
 
Seems pretty normal. As patel said, build some quality links and you'll be fine.

The one thing you don't want to do is stop your link building completely. If you do that then you're pretty much shooting yourself in the foot :)
 
Thanks for the replies - I was kinda expecting this solution, but is G dance ranging to positions above 50+ ?
 
Interested to see how this turns out.
 
One of my websites was 652 in Google for my keyword, when it was just 14 last night.

I'm hoping it steadies out as well, right now its currently 666.

I am currently manually creating quality links during this dance.
 
One of my websites was 652 in Google for my keyword, when it was just 14 last night.

I'm hoping it steadies out as well, right now its currently 666.

I am currently manually creating quality links during this dance.

The strange thing is...I got a website which has same stuff going on...
the website was ranking at top20 - I purchased high PR backlinks from a Blog Network, the site hit page 1 and after a night it dropped to #700

Vs7Vd


Sometimes I think its just a protection system from G whenever a website accomplishes quality backlinks which would boost the rankings dramatically G puts the website at 500+ to give the algorithmic some time to arrange the serps properly

But it's just a theory I can be totally wrong, dunno it's confusing me a lot lately
 
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