Serp Change

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    In the last update after the pagerank updated, one week later the serp changed. In this pagerank update is there going to be a serp change or did it already happen.
     
    Original, Jul 18, 2006 IP
  2. keyz

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    I thought that SERPs changed daily or at any time. My SERPs change all the time for different keywords.
     
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    PR don't affect SERP.They are not directly related.
     
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    Some basics to sort it out

    1. High PR does not equal high SERPs. Totally unrelated
    2. Page rank is calculated on the fly. This was merely a toolbar update. There is NO AFEFCTS of the update on anything.
    3. There was also an export of Back links as well for the Toolbar

    So it has already happened you could say and is happening as I write this post. Don't ever fixate on Page Rank, focus on keyword/phrase targeting and SERPs. That's what pays the bills, traffic, not a toolbar.
     
    thegypsy, Jul 18, 2006 IP
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    but PageRank can be translated to money too ;)
     
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    SERPS depend on country you are in, your past surfing etc
     
    infonote, Jul 18, 2006 IP
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    Only if you're selling texxt links. It plays no part in creating income other than that. If there ia away I'd like to hear it.

    Tell me how this magic happens (turning PR into $$). That's what I am after, not just a vague statement.

    PR DOES NOT equal SERPs. It's a known and proveable fact.


    "SERPS depend on country you are in, your past surfing etc" Can you tell me more of this phenomenon? What does 'past surfing' have to do with SERPs?


    Some interesting theories here folks.. woo woo
     
    thegypsy, Jul 19, 2006 IP
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    infonote Well-Known Member

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    If someone enables personalised services in Google, you get search history. It also present results when searching according to your past searches.

    And searching in UK will get you different results than if you were in Australia as it factors local sites
     
    infonote, Jul 19, 2006 IP
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    Thanks there, I got that. I just didn't get what it had to do with PR updates... lol. What does 'search history' do to give a value to PR in terms of income and ROI? I am curious on this one.

    Locations vary somewhat by DC (datacenter). If he has been querrying the same DC for rnaking ranking analysis, this doesn't come into play.

    He was curious as to what last weeks update was. It was merely a ToolBar update of existing information. That's it. So his SERP movement has little to do with the update/export.
     
    thegypsy, Jul 19, 2006 IP