robertman11
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When I create new content on my website it gets crawled and indexed in minutes, always less than an hour. It also ranks very high, usually in the top 5 results for a search using the primary keywords in the title. After a while, maybe 24 or 48 hours the result completely disappears. Eventually it comes back.
Why is this and what causes it?
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TommyCarey
It brings our hopes up and crushing them shortly after lol
The best thing about this is that if you see your website at #1 and then it disappears to page 3,459 it's usually a good thing. Why is this a good thing? Because with the Google Dance you will normally see where your website will bounce up to and that's generally an indicator of where you'll land when the dance is over. I know I've started doing SEO campaigns for clients in the past and they started to see a fluctuation in their traffic and rankings and they start to freak out. I have to explain to them that this is completely normal and it is only Google trying to figure out where exactly to place their website within the search results. The Google dance is annoying at first but loved afterwards when the client sees the higher rankings and more traffic lol
So in the end, the Google Dance is a fickle mistress we all love to hate and then love again when she leaves. Our traffic and sales drop for a few days, maybe a couple weeks, and return with even more traffic and sales than before when the dance is done.
It's nothing to be scared of Everything will be ok
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Razzy The dreaded Google Dance :( It brings our hopes up and crushing them shortly after lol :D The best thing about this is that if you see your website at #1 and then it disappears to page 3,459 it's usually a good thing. Why is this a good thing? Because with the Google Dance you will normally see where your website will bounce up to and that's generally an indicator of where you'll land when the dance is over. I know I've started doing SEO campaigns for clients in the past and they started to see a fluctuation in their traffic and rankings and they start to freak out. I have to explain to them that this is completely normal and it is only Google trying to figure out where exactly to place their website within the search results. The Google dance is annoying at first but loved afterwards when the client sees the higher rankings and more traffic lol :D So in the end, the Google Dance is a fickle mistress we all love to hate and then love again when she leaves. Our traffic and sales drop for a few days, maybe a couple weeks, and return with even more traffic and sales than before when the dance is done. It's nothing to be scared of :) Everything will be ok :D Thanks, Razzy
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