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Big Daddy rollout end in sight

Discussion in 'Google' started by nedguy, Mar 1, 2006.

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    nedguy, Mar 1, 2006 IP
  2. irka

    irka Well-Known Member

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    Yeah he is right, hope that quote will clear the minds out of the one who dont know why ODP, Yahoo, Google refused to index their websites :p
     
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    apologies for my ignorance on this but is BD in away related to the PR update that so many are talking about on the other threads ?
     
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    So far so good...
     
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    No, Big Daddy has been described as mostly an infrastructure upgrade. It has nothing to do with the current PR update.

    /*tom*/
     
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    BigDaddy was a big enough change as to completely smash my expectations of this update...
    It might be blind hope, but perhaps once it is all done, there will be yet another PR/BL/GD rollout.
     
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    classifieds Sopchoppy Flash

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    There has been a slow steady decline in rankings for the last several weeks and it looks like they just covered up the grave.

    This is page 1 of three.

    [​IMG]
     
    classifieds, Mar 2, 2006 IP
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    Ow , that really hurts. Sorry to see that :/
     
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    Do you know what has caused this?

    /*tom*/
     
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    That looks exactly like mine when the jagger update hit!

    (So I know how it feels!)
     
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    classifieds Sopchoppy Flash

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    Tom,

    Actaully I think I know the cause and I've been trying to correct it for 8 months. BD is supposed to address most of these but I guess my time ran out.

    Jagger hit me pretty hard but I was about 50% back to pre-jagger traffic before this week.

    Here's what I suspect is going on:

    1. canonical url problems - I've fed Gbot/2.1 over 5 million 301s in the last 6 months.
    2. Duplicate content - Over 1,500 scraper sites using my internal URL structure - for example: http://www.google.com/search?q=site:66.184.207.25&start=0&ie=utf
    3. Self induced duplicate pages (I switched from parameter to fixed urls in Feb. of last year) - I've been using the disallow variables in robots.txt but G keeps crawling the old pages.
    4. Pages with not much text such as "Reply to ad" , "forward to friend" etc. all look the same.


    But. . . . I think I'm going to take the Napster approach and blame this all on Microsft :D It's got to be their fault right?
     
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    I have been slipping away over the BigDaddy changes. I came out okay over jagger, and this recent PR/BL rollout did not impact my site much, I lost 2 backlinks.

    But I see ALOT of spam... cloaked sites, redirects, and junk MFA sites ranking well.

    BigDaddy was too heavy. The chair we all have been sitting in is broken. :rolleyes:

    Edit (after classified's post):
    You can do a url removal... http://www.google.com/webmasters/remove.html
     
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    I have seen this too, even with *no follow sites. I have had to manually request a disallow even when the robots.txt was properly in place.
     
    CharlieHorse, Mar 2, 2006 IP