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San Diego Real Estate · 01-10-2008, 01:28 PM

HomeChoice that is a great question...I too would like to know are Googles algorithm's that sophisticated with all their filters to be able to detect such links good or bad...

Can anyone elaborate please??? Brake it down Barney style of you have to!

HomeChoice.com · 01-10-2008, 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by athand

In my opinion this is not so strange , because i know that google don`t make changes everyday in sites rank. Even if you have a good site , with SEO perfectly it won`t be the first one in top imediately , but after some time google rank will increase and you will not drop so easy. Probably you don`t have a good SEO , or you just have better competitors.

My competitors are always trying to figure out what is going on! In fact one of the most used links -“Link from an external page” was KeywordSpy

This tells me my SEO is right on target and just need to keep up with all terms. I hit my goal to be on page 1 of Goggle for “Buying a home Indianapolis”, “selling a home Indianapolis” , “cash back Indianapolis real estate (actual #1)” and moving back for “Indianapolis real estate” back on page2 and should be page 1 in next 30 days.

HomeChoice.com · 01-17-2008, 08:22 AM

I stand corrected... Google had nothing to do with my drop!!
I lost 15 links from a site. There was an open comment section on another real estate site ww.jimolenbush.com / spicewood .htm and for whatever reason I was the only comment that got hit with a nofollow. Strange that I gave actual information about the area from a trip I took years ago and I thought that was what the broker wanted - real information. Hmm

Mert · 01-22-2008, 06:32 PM

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Originally Posted by HomeChoice.com

I stand corrected... Google had nothing to do with my drop!!
I lost 15 links from a site. There was an open comment section on another real estate site ww.jimolenbush.com / spicewood .htm and for whatever reason I was the only comment that got hit with a nofollow. Strange that I gave actual information about the area from a trip I took years ago and I thought that was what the broker wanted - real information. Hmm

You are my hero. Have you heard of....uuughhhh Real Estate Webmasters link farm. That is a link farm ploy (comments acting as link exchanges). You should feel lucky you got nofollowed. I heard a far away bird say to me that some Google people are on it... Future will show.