What the hell is google doing?

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bhw123

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one of my autoblog
yesterday -- 120+ ip
today -- 10+ ip

What the hell is google doing?

 

xbox360gurl70s

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it flactuates from time to time, sometimes its beyond googles control, could be the season, times or many other factors

 

sikandar

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Google has numerous datacenters all over the world and not all are updated in sync, so it is normal to see different results at different times of the day. Recently Google confirmed that it did a PR update, so you can see this fluctuation clearly.

 

armaan

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Can anyone tell me what +ip means ?

 

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bhw123

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omg, i m sorry, armaan
i mean more than 120 ip and more than 10 ip, is that clear?

 

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Frosty

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armaan said:

Can anyone tell me what +ip means ?

Click to expand...

ip = 'indexed pages'... if that's what you are asking.

 

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niv78

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No one really knows about Google. That's why most people can only give theories on how to rank..sure we know some pretty common ideas and can build on those but it's still tough.

 

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adrianto

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Did you submit google sitemaps recently?

 

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bhw123

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adrianto, i didn't submit google sitemaps recently

 

dichotom

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I've been going through this for a few days. The fluctuations (after pulling my about to turn grey hair out) are starting to have a pattern. If you are getting indexed real hard right now you will get varying results from site:example.com or any of the saturation search pages you go to. The indexes must take some time to propagate between all their servers and you are randomly getting shot to different servers when you check your index saturation. Give it a day or two and see if it evens out and you will save yourself money on antacid. That is what I keep telling myself late at night as I stare at endless search screens anyway.

 

husker999

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I think even with different data center all around the world and are not in sync... the result should not be that big.

But i believe the hiccup is just temporary and it will stable in few days.