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Casual Articles - Google Big Daddy SearchQuake About to Rock Your Ranking?
The World Wide Web is an increasingly crowded, noisy market, filled with people promising everything from weight loss to a plot of land, to businesses advertising everything from glasswares to glass globes. It is also becoming increasingly difficult to make your voice heard in the multitude of sounds that make up the Internet. How can you speak out, be heard, and still make a elfin cash on the side?There are many ways to promote your site and earn money through the Internet. You can ask friends to link to your site, hoping that you can increase your populari
"You might also search from that new "Big Daddy" data center referenced in that article above, which discusses upcoming Google ranking algorithm changes due soon."
http://66.249.93.104
"Where I'm seeing you ranked at #17 (bottom of page two.) "
"It's a measure of where you might expect to be when Google moves to that new algorithm for all data centers in February or March. (Of course we continue to work to achieve
In the world of human resources (HR), everywhere you turn these days people are talking about diversity in the workforce. In particular, companies that operate globally are aware that to go beyond what is required of them legally and morally in eradicating discrimination can bring about a positive climate that will engage their employees, improve their productivity and enhance the effectiveness of their organization. The view has long been held that by encouraging applications from candidates across the broad spectrum of age, gender, race and disability, companies
The client sent an email upon receiving the report saying "There is something wrong with your report - we rank higher than this report claims." I went back to Google and typed in the search phrases to find rankings exactly where the report showed them the previous day.
I explained to that client that Google has (at last count) nine data centers which serve up search results and that they were getting results from a data center in the Eastern US which showed differing results from results shown to us here in California.
The difference was substantial enough to move the client from page two to page one in the search results and therefore made a dramatic difference in their satisfaction with our work. Differences are rarely that substantial in previously observed ranking reports, so it prompted me to dig a bit deeper into the issue and I sent the note below to the client.
"Take a look at this link where Google datacenter IP addrresses
are listed in detail."
http://www.webworkshop.net/seoforum/viewtopic.php?t=548
"Here is an overview of a coming update to all Google datacenters expected in February or March of 2006."
http://directmag.com/searchline/1-25-06-Google-BigDaddy/
"So you ARE ranking better from your area of the country and that particular data center which returns results to you. Things usually update to match in all data centers, but sometimes you may do better in one data center than in others. If you search from each individual IP address in that list discussed in the forum linked above, you'll see different rankings and may find datacenters where you rank at the bottom of page two of results."
"You might also search from that new "Big Daddy" data center referenced in that article above, which discusses upcoming Google ranking algorithm changes due soon."
http://66.249.93.104
"Where I'm seeing you ranked at #17 (bottom of page two.) "
"It's a measure of where you might expect to be when Google moves to that new algorithm for all data centers in February or March. (Of course we continue to work to achieve
You’re had that large display ad for the last three years and it’s appears to be working. At least you get calls and they say they found you in the Yellow Pages. Each year, you change a word or two, try a new border and last year you even added a map. Yep, life is good and it’s working pretty well. That nice digital photo of your carpet cleaning van is right up to date and takes up about a third of your ad. But heck, it’s worth it. It’s got your neat logo plastered on the side and you even went to full-color to show off the shiny blue truck. So, what’s missing?
I explained to that client that Google has (at last count) nine data centers which serve up search results and that they were getting results from a data center in the Eastern US which showed differing results from results shown to us here in California.
The difference was substantial enough to move the client from page two to page one in the search results and therefore made a dramatic difference in their satisfaction with our work. Differences are rarely that substantial in previously observed ranking reports, so it prompted me to dig a bit deeper into the issue and I sent the note below to the client.
"Take a look at this link where Google datacenter IP addrresses
are listed in detail."
http://www.webworkshop.net/seoforum/viewtopic.php?t=548
"Here is an overview of a coming update to all Google datacenters expected in February or March of 2006."
http://directmag.com/searchline/1-25-06-Google-BigDaddy/
"So you ARE ranking better from your area of the country and that particular data center which returns results to you. Things usually update to match in all data centers, but sometimes you may do better in one data center than in others. If you search from each individual IP address in that list discussed in the forum linked above, you'll see different rankings and may find datacenters where you rank at the bottom of page two of results."
"You might also search from that new "Big Daddy" data center referenced in that article above, which discusses upcoming Google ranking algorithm changes due soon."
http://66.249.93.104
"Where I'm seeing you ranked at #17 (bottom of page two.) "
"It's a measure of where you might expect to be when Google moves to that new algorithm for all data centers in February or March. (Of course we continue to work to achieve
Consultants are often involved in a change in job assignments. Some jobs take more time then others. Some consultant have different assignments at the same time, but a new assignment always brings a introduction period with it.Not only consultants, but everyone involved in a job switch will be faced with such a transition. How should you handle such a period?As any change, reserve time for it. Reserve time for “nothing special.” These days where you are changing to another (work) environment can not always be planned. You do not know what to ex
"Take a look at this link where Google datacenter IP addrresses
are listed in detail."
http://www.webworkshop.net/seoforum/viewtopic.php?t=548
"Here is an overview of a coming update to all Google datacenters expected in February or March of 2006."
http://directmag.com/searchline/1-25-06-Google-BigDaddy/
"So you ARE ranking better from your area of the country and that particular data center which returns results to you. Things usually update to match in all data centers, but sometimes you may do better in one data center than in others. If you search from each individual IP address in that list discussed in the forum linked above, you'll see different rankings and may find datacenters where you rank at the bottom of page two of results."
"You might also search from that new "Big Daddy" data center referenced in that article above, which discusses upcoming Google ranking algorithm changes due soon."
http://66.249.93.104
"Where I'm seeing you ranked at #17 (bottom of page two.) "
"It's a measure of where you might expect to be when Google moves to that new algorithm for all data centers in February or March. (Of course we continue to work to achieve
In 2007 it shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone that linking is what ultimately helps a site grow in popularity, unless you're new to the internet. It's what the net thrives on and it's also what search engines use to determine a site's worth. Every link that comes into your site can have a dramatic impact on how your site ranks on the search engines. Just a few good ones can easily boost your site above many others and it shouldn't be ignored.If you have to do linking, always use normal HTML for a link and nothing fancy. JavaScript links for example might
http://directmag.com/searchline/1-25-06-Google-BigDaddy/
"So you ARE ranking better from your area of the country and that particular data center which returns results to you. Things usually update to match in all data centers, but sometimes you may do better in one data center than in others. If you search from each individual IP address in that list discussed in the forum linked above, you'll see different rankings and may find datacenters where you rank at the bottom of page two of results."
"You might also search from that new "Big Daddy" data center referenced in that article above, which discusses upcoming Google ranking algorithm changes due soon."
http://66.249.93.104
"Where I'm seeing you ranked at #17 (bottom of page two.) "
"It's a measure of where you might expect to be when Google moves to that new algorithm for all data centers in February or March. (Of course we continue to work to achieve
1. Leave Them Wanting MoreWhen constructing your sales letter, try to make it carry over to multiple pages. Create the impression of added value by ending each page with a question or a phrase that makes the visitor have to go to your next page. Something as simple as, "To see the 7 exciting bonuses that come with every package..." You get the idea. Each page adds to the perceived value of the product. Leave them wanting more at the end of every page.2. Use The Power of SevenWhen choosing a price point for your product, studies have shown that
"You might also search from that new "Big Daddy" data center referenced in that article above, which discusses upcoming Google ranking algorithm changes due soon."
http://66.249.93.104
"Where I'm seeing you ranked at #17 (bottom of page two.) "
"It's a measure of where you might expect to be when Google moves to that new algorithm for all data centers in February or March. (Of course we continue to work to achieve better results before then.)" --- end of note to client ---
This upcoming change in algorithm and the interestingly named server "Big Daddy" were publicly posted on Matt Cutts blog for beta testing by SEO's (and other Google Watchers) who read him regularly. (For those who don't know, Cutts is a software engineer at Google & shares SEO tips on his blog)
http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/bigdaddy-progress-update/
Of course this news was a bit much for the client to digest in one chunk and he had little time to read the articles I referenced in my note above, but it was enough to assure him that I knew what I was talking about and explain the differences in my report and his own keyword searches at his end of the country. It's a bit odd to try to explain to a client "there are different Googles." Few know or understand this.
Another issue cropped up later in the day when I was doing further research for a different client and found, while we were speaking on the phone, that his results differed from my own on specific query operator searches. We were using the "site:businessdomain.com" query operator and the "allinurl:pick-your-own-URL" query operator to limit search results and got vastly different numbers of results and rankings for the same searches.
The first stunning thing in this example was that we are less than 25 miles apart in Southern California. The second shocker was that I tried simply hitting the "Search" button a second time after getting the first results page and things changed again! All of this happening in a single day makes me believe that some percolating of results is going on as Google eases into an algorithm change.
Perhaps this is not all that unusual, but in seven years of this work, I've not seen the volatility noted in January of 2006. Are we about to have a major SearchQuake? Is Google about to split the earth and spew volcanic new results? Stand by for the BigD
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