Hi, Has anyone else noticed this - it was pointed out to me by a friend. he changed his website last week, but google.com still shows the old page. However if you go to some of the sites which use googles results such as AOL AOL or http://delluk.myway.com/, then you get the updated webpages. Also I notice that the results are significantly different from googles main site. So are these sites showing results that google is about to release? - I always thought before that AOL was a direct mirror of Google?
when you do a search on AOL it says "Enhanced by Google", I doubt AOL is modifying it? so it would really be powered by Google. Several mos ago AOL was talking with MS and Google but decided to stick with Google. Eric
as is discussed on another thread some siteowners lost all google data - me too - that happened when on 27 june certain google servers were down for many hours for part of the world after that google no longer provides accurate results. such data crash happens to Google aboiut once a year - after a few weeks all is back to normal other SE using G data in seach may simply have a cache f the last correct data, while G apparently had NO backup at all yahoo had the very same about may this year
Google is just so far gone right now. Check out this search query: the second site in the results is from a proxy server. Google's results are just totally wack right now.
thats exactly how every query with keywords relevant to my site look like but i know that google is working hard on it its just a matter of time to redo all serps
The thread seems to be going off track - the point was that the results on AOL (which are powered by google), as showing fresher data than google itself (I checked this out as a site my friend recently changed was showing the updated info in AOL results but not google). So it would seem that there are a fresher set of results that are "google" results being shown on AOL than google itself. I also noticed that the results where significantly different for several search terms, so if the results are fresher on AOL, is this an indication of what will appear soon on the main google results?
YES i have on the night 27 junew i tried to login to adsense account ant there was an official error message saying something like "server is down" the same night over the coming 3-4 hours this server down continued the day after that most of my serps were lost this happened again about a yewar ago all pages are index fully ( title and discription fully displayed in search results )n but NO hirarchy at all in the results for a large number of keywords some kesywords kept the top serps all the way others are slowly regaining their old position the procedure then applied by google is first level of serps re-creation bnring you op to 100-200 then sometimes another step into the a top 20-50 serps and finally bnack to normal 1st level G finds a page talking or linking to that page next level G finds another page writing more or linking more to that lost page then finally that one page with lost serps is fully analyized and replaces the temporary early ( wrong ) results if you know the computer resources incolved in creating serps amongh the millions or nundreds of milliosn with same keyword then you know doing such for only a fraction of all website will take weeks of non-stop computer work. many are hit by that data crash - some posted in DP about that most are lucky and are free of data damage in their data of course G has to split all data into many databases to get the full picture and smart G does store this many db on may servers the most important of all is the serps db may be it has bee run on the same number of datacenters as adsense p0ublishers run nothingh to worry just keep on honest publishing work and produce after a while all damage is corrected in full
Can we get the thread back on track please - its so far off course its in another time zone!! :"The thread seems to be going off track - the point was that the results on AOL (which are powered by google), as showing fresher data than google itself (I checked this out as a site my friend recently changed was showing the updated info in AOL results but not google). So it would seem that there are a fresher set of results that are "google" results being shown on AOL than google itself. I also noticed that the results where significantly different for several search terms, so if the results are fresher on AOL, is this an indication of what will appear soon on the main google results? "
It wouldn't suprise me to see different data on aol.com vs google.com. It all depends on the DC that the results are being pulled from. This is not uncommon, IMO. There are still some DC's showing vastly different results than others.