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| HyperActive Warrior Join Date: Mar 2011
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Maybe I am wrong but I have noticed the following: For a new site: When Google is "considering" ranking one of your pages for a keyword high on the #1 SERP (i.e. Top 5), it artificially keeps that page at position #11 (first position on SERP #2 on Google) for about a couple of weeks. Then it suddenly slaps that page somewhere high on the #1 SERP, in the Top 5 results. This happened to me the first time I ranked a page on #1 SERP on Google. Now, I am going through the same thing with another page that I believe will soon hit #1 SERP on Google. It's been staying at #11 for quite some time and I consider this a sign that it will soon be Top 5. This whole deal is just an observation of mine. I could be wrong, of course. Many people say that it is possible to rank on #1 SERP right away, without any trial period. I think Google ranks pages on a Per-10-Results basis. PS: I am doing rankings checks from different computers, using different IPs and completely logged out of any Google accounts that I have. |
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| HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Apr 2011
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Yeah this has happened for one of my pages as well. It used to be ranked very high and got tons of traffic. Now it got put at #11 for the past week or so. I've been building backlinks to the page but we'll see where it ends up. I'm sure it will be back up top again.
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| Keyword Baron War Room Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Canada
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Yeah, I think you might be right. A fair amount of micro niches of mine experience something similar to this.
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