We have been in the top 3 results for keyword divorce in the UK for over 5 years, usually No.1 in both Yahoo and MSN. I changed the content tag slightly the other day to try and get a more commercial edge. However since doing this, we have been dumped. I have reinstated the old tag. Will we go back to our previous position when next indexed, or are we now buggered? the url is www.divorce-online.co.uk Luckily Yahoo and MSn only account for about 12% of our traffic with Google providing 48% and the rest coming from no referer.
Why is information from whois.sc stated that your site is not active ? http://www.whois.sc/divorce-online.co.uk Can that be the reason ?
Nominet is kinder: http://195.66.240.211/cgi-bin/whois.cgi?query=divorce-online.co.uk&x=2&y=9 I would reconsider the changes you made, they may still be ok but Google just took a moment to adjust. However before fiddling with keywords I'd ask for a site review here as I think there are gains to be made by fixing up the underlying html and use of styles and perhaps dropping the frames. Sarah
It has been said that Google will index the first x kilobytes of your page. It that page is overloaded with poor use of styles and formatting and javascript then it's lost opportunity. Think "empty calories" when what Googlebot wants is nutrition...