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Dropped 160 places in google overnight, can anyone help please?

You have affiliate marketing questions. CAP has answers!Category: Search Engine Optimization – (SEO)Dropped 160 places in google overnight, can anyone help please?
itsblitz asked 4 years ago
hi, my site has been up now for about 4 weeks and i have been tweaking and changing the meta description and title tag every few days, and i got myself from 100 and something down to 5 (google uk) and 12 (google.com) for the search term i want, in 3 weeks, my site gets crawled every few days so yesterday i changed my meta descripition and when i check this morning im 169 in google uk and not even registering in google.com…anyone know how this happens? my site hasnt been crawled for the new meta description as its still showing the old one, i havent made any drastic changes to the site, just add my most wanted keyword (phrase) ‘best slots bonus’ in a few times in the the opening paragraph to my page and iv added a few links at the bottom of the index page to some web directories that i have submittted my site to? if anyone could take a litle look at my site or maybe shine some lght on this, is would be of a massive help to me, im very new to casino affiliating, (do other see there sites jump around on google) i had the number 1 result in google uk for a few hours about a week ago…also i use rank checker tool to check my postion
19 Answers
JeffG answered 4 years ago
I would follow the advice listed above. Keep working at your site, adding as much new and original content as possible (1-2 articles per day). I would also not waste any time on the meta keywords and descriptions. Focus on getting your keywords into the beginning of the title tag, then use them sparingly in the content.

Over time, you’ll get results. But it will take time, consistency and patience. And quality content.

OBR answered 4 years ago
some quick ideas:
– try reducing external links (External Follow: 57).
– Fix your markup (HTML Validation: 127 errors 60 warnings)
– add more content pages
– get some links – It doesn’t look like OpenSiteExplorer has even heard of your site

itsblitz answered 4 years ago
@Dominique 225755 wrote:

Just my opinion, I am just a webmaster and not a pro SEO.

i still take all this advice on board, its really helpfull, i have removed the redirect and i will simply add a paragraph of text from the duplcate article with a link to the website with the original article, i just checked and i have dropped out of the top 200 for google uk, im going to cry myself to sleep, this is super ****, i spent 4 weeks work getting in the top 10 and now its gone, but i wont give up, im thinking of buying an aged domain at auction, good idea?

Dominique answered 4 years ago
You can redirect in general.

What doesn’t sound right is to link an article on one site to the identical article on another site when you own both sites and redirect.

The google bot will follow the link and get redirected and so on and so on.

I just wouldn’t put identical articles on two sites of mine and interlink.

Make the article on one of the sites different. You can then quote from the original article and link that.

But with the redirect you are still sending google for a loop when you link between two sites of yours and one redirects to the other.

Just my opinion, I am just a webmaster and not a pro SEO.

itsblitz answered 4 years ago
hi dominique, help me out here if you could, i was under the impression that if you wrote a good article and lots of people linked to it(talking in general here, like if you had a breaking news story) and it was copied and put up on hundreds of sites and social networking sites and they all linked back to the original content, wouldnt that help your google ranking because the information would be seen as useful and important? about the redirecting casinoslotsadvice to bestslotsbonus, i just did this because i have a spare domain name that im not using at the moment, didnt realise this would hurt my ranking, il stop it now..can you tell me what the correct way of linking content from one site to another? thanks again for the help, its really helping me out

Dominique answered 4 years ago
It’s still duplicate content.

And I think you are saying to are linking to a site that redirects to you, and you own both. I don’t think google would like that, it sends visitors on a loop. Visitors won’t like it either.

ixian answered 4 years ago
New sites do tend to jump around a lot in the beginning. Just keep adding new original material and try and get some decent inbound links.

I noticed that you have duplicated somebody else’s content on your “win-at-slots” page. Did you get permission from the author or site owner to re-produce this on your site? Just providing a link back to them is not good enough, especially if you have copied the complete article. Duplicate content will affect your Google ranking and also piss-off a lot of webmasters who consider this theft.

Shotgunpete answered 4 years ago
HI, This happens all the time – I see a great hit (10-15 clicks) for an hour sometimes and then POOF gone – What I would recommend if you get hits for xxxxx and you are number 10-20 even 30+ create a new (slightly different page) with that exact keyword phrase

rialto.carlo answered 4 years ago
@Shotgunpete 226167 wrote:

HI, This happens all the time – I see a great hit (10-15 clicks) for an hour sometimes and then POOF gone – What I would recommend if you get hits for xxxxx and you are number 10-20 even 30+ create a new (slightly different page) with that exact keyword phrase

Slightly different?

I’ve done some personal testing, 40% change difference is really the minimum requirement to get two pages of content indexed.

We use rewriting tools to accomplish this. We have content editors check the content and verify it’s readability. At the end of the day you can churn content but it really needs to be readable to produce conversions/acquisitions.