Yes I agree the problem with that is I and others have new sites that are untouched even though most other factors are exactly the same.
I just created a new blog post on my affected site, changed the target keyword and used the same back link strategy as I have been. One thing I noticed is that my individual posts have a moderate KW density (around 2% give or take) but the main page has a mcuh higher KW density due to the number of posts (truncated) on the homepage. So while the posts themselves are at 1-3% the main page is at 7%!!!S So this post should dilute it a bit. We will see what happens.
Here is a Survey I'll post the results.. It's only 10 questions, that's all they would allow.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/2GXNCLR
I hope you all try and get away from G as much as possible, we can't ignore them and I still mainly do SEO. But stop using them for your personal searches, tell family and friends and spread the word. The only way they will noticed is a drop in their own traffic. Hit em where it hurts.
Im really not trying to get off topic but this is such an exact number. How do you know?
Lol. Yeah. That will show them!I hope you all try and get away from G as much as possible, we can't ignore them and I still mainly do SEO. But stop using them for your personal searches, tell family and friends and spread the word. The only way they will noticed is a drop in their own traffic. Hit em where it hurts.
Sit patiently and await the blog post from Google regarding this change. Nobody but them knows what was changed in the algo, and just as they did during all of the Panda updates, they will explain what you should be avoiding. TREAT WHAT THEY SAY AT THIS POINT AS GOLD, AND AVOID THE LIVING SHIT OUT OF IT.So what can we do to change and get our site back in google.
That wouldn't really ever work. There are too many websites that are on shared hosts whom share a common IP address. They wouldn't be dumb enough to release such a flawed update that would ultimately effect non-blackhatted websites.My gut is telling me they rolled out some type of algo de-ranking based on ip possibly if one of your sites was hit for bad linking they de-rank the rest sharing the ip/nameservers.
Found something strange i had 6 sites all on the same ip/host completely vanish two of my sites were clickbank products that was ranking for its domain name/product name with 0 backlinks from me all affs. Other 4 were aged high pr content domains that I had been adding content backlinking for years. My gut is telling me they rolled out some type of algo de-ranking based on ip possibly if one of your sites was hit for bad linking they de-rank the rest sharing the ip/nameservers.
Found something strange i had 6 sites all on the same ip/host completely vanish two of my sites were clickbank products that was ranking for its domain name/product name with 0 backlinks from me all affs. Other 4 were aged high pr content domains that I had been adding content backlinking for years. My gut is telling me they rolled out some type of algo de-ranking based on ip possibly if one of your sites was hit for bad linking they de-rank the rest sharing the ip/nameservers.