Google not showing my site for some keywords.

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Google Love comes from inbound links. When a page is new (less than 30 days old, it is given value as a news item). Once the news cycle is completed, the page will slide down to where it deserves to be according to the google algorithms.
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I didn't realise this!
Thanks for the tip.
The good news for me is I have 30 days to work the site/page because I normally kill myself on a link building frnzy for the first week.
I will try spreading this load now over the month instead.

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Google Love comes from inbound links. When a page is new (less than 30 days old, it is given value as a news item). Once the news cycle is completed, the page will slide down to where it deserves to be according to the google algorithms. When a page acquires inbound links that google counts as legitimate and worthy links, then the page will exit the mystical sandbox.

Folks, the mystical sandbox is a definition that people have cooked up to define the missing ranking value of a page, between the time when the page drops out of the news cycle and when it begins to acquire link popularity.

As the master of your domain, you get to choose how long a page is sandboxed. Most people don't realize they have that kind of control, but with smart link building, one can bring a web page out of the mystical sandbox in days or weeks, instead of months. You define the time line, not google.

I built a new page 16 days ago that is holding page one in Google against 200,000+ websites, in my Blackhat Fish SEO Contest entry.

Now, one could argue that I am still in the news cycle, so in another two weeks, my page will disappear from the Google results. But, I have build such a diversity of links to this page, from different locations with different anchor text in the links, that I fully expect that when the news cycle is done, my page will remain outside of Google's mystical (or mythical) sandbox.

Test my proof by checking back here in a couple weeks, or even in four weeks or six. If I am right, you will be able to click this link to Google's search results for the keyword pharse Blackhat Fish, and see my page title on page one or two of Google's search results ("Whitehat vs. Blackhat: Fish For Links or Die Trying").

I say page one or page two of Google's search results, because I would be surprised if I won the competition. However, if I am still in the top20 results for the search key term after July 10, 2008, then I will have proved to you that anyone can beat the sandbox, if only they exercised the right strategy for doing so.
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pretty well said and very informative, nice to see professionals like you sharing what is it to know for newer people around here. I do believe in the "sandbox" even though the term sounds like cat liter toilet but what you said is absolutely near perfect in understanding Google's Algo.

Yahoo and MSN doesn't have this kind of math in their engines yet, that's what makes Google special and fresh

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can someone look at this website ancientpeaks.com - keyword ranking is coming and going and also come automatic.. how i can stable.

sinol, Jul 11, 2008 IP

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