Comments on: Mirroring Results In The Fall http://andybeard.eu/1046/mirroring-results-in-the-fall.html Internet Marketing, Lead Acquisition, Online Business Strategy and Social Media with Original Opinion and Loads of Attitude Sat, 11 Feb 2012 13:54:35 +0000 hourly 1 By: Austin Texas Real Estate http://andybeard.eu/1046/mirroring-results-in-the-fall.html#comment-101450 Austin Texas Real Estate Mon, 29 Oct 2007 03:10:05 +0000 http://andybeard.eu/2007/10/mirroring-results-in-the-fall.html#comment-101450 I have seen this happen a few times. I was not logged into personal search. I have seen it pretty rarely over the last 3 months. I saw it for minor real estate terms. I checked a few times and it was consistent. But it only lasted for a few hours. I have seen this happen a few times. I was not logged into personal search. I have seen it pretty rarely over the last 3 months. I saw it for minor real estate terms. I checked a few times and it was consistent. But it only lasted for a few hours.

]]> By: Dawid Michalczyk http://andybeard.eu/1046/mirroring-results-in-the-fall.html#comment-97477 Dawid Michalczyk Mon, 22 Oct 2007 15:50:07 +0000 http://andybeard.eu/2007/10/mirroring-results-in-the-fall.html#comment-97477 Just a theory, but, could it be that due to the comments each blog post receives (which to some degree changes keyword density/topic of the page) and fluctuation of inbound links, the SERPS fluctuate as well - on an hourly basis (for popular blogs at least). Now, google has many data centers that are constantly updated. If one gets temporarily overloaded with queries, the search data is pulled from another data center which index may not have been as current as the others. In other words, the first page of SERPs is pulled from one data center, and then if that one gets overloaded as you click "next" page, the second page of SERPS is pulled from another data center which may have different SERPS (more, or less up to date). Just a theory, but, could it be that due to the comments each blog post receives (which to some degree changes keyword density/topic of the page) and fluctuation of inbound links, the SERPS fluctuate as well – on an hourly basis (for popular blogs at least).

Now, google has many data centers that are constantly updated. If one gets temporarily overloaded with queries, the search data is pulled from another data center which index may not have been as current as the others. In other words, the first page of SERPs is pulled from one data center, and then if that one gets overloaded as you click “next” page, the second page of SERPS is pulled from another data center which may have different SERPS (more, or less up to date).

]]> By: Amish Furniture http://andybeard.eu/1046/mirroring-results-in-the-fall.html#comment-94098 Amish Furniture Tue, 16 Oct 2007 13:47:06 +0000 http://andybeard.eu/2007/10/mirroring-results-in-the-fall.html#comment-94098 Okay, you have set the cat among the pigeons. So far, there has been thundering silence from Google. Let us see what they say and or do, when they do. I think that you should keep at it till they resolve it. Okay, you have set the cat among the pigeons. So far, there has been thundering silence from Google. Let us see what they say and or do, when they do. I think that you should keep at it till they resolve it.

]]> By: Kevin Muldoon http://andybeard.eu/1046/mirroring-results-in-the-fall.html#comment-93992 Kevin Muldoon Tue, 16 Oct 2007 07:58:06 +0000 http://andybeard.eu/2007/10/mirroring-results-in-the-fall.html#comment-93992 I noticed this recently. I only realised when google started listing both web search and blog search in the keyword tracking section of googles webmaster tools. I noticed this recently. I only realised when google started listing both web search and blog search in the keyword tracking section of googles webmaster tools.

]]> By: Man O' Mystery http://andybeard.eu/1046/mirroring-results-in-the-fall.html#comment-93946 Man O' Mystery Tue, 16 Oct 2007 04:49:41 +0000 http://andybeard.eu/2007/10/mirroring-results-in-the-fall.html#comment-93946 My website has several of the same articles on the second SERP. My website has several of the same articles on the second SERP.

]]> By: Josh Spaulding http://andybeard.eu/1046/mirroring-results-in-the-fall.html#comment-93883 Josh Spaulding Mon, 15 Oct 2007 23:32:33 +0000 http://andybeard.eu/2007/10/mirroring-results-in-the-fall.html#comment-93883 I've noticed this several times in the past few weeks, possibly even months. I wasn't logged into Google. Just a normal search for "make money online" was showing 2 results for one URL. That's the only one that stuck in my head since I compete for the keyword phrase, but like I said, I've seen several others as well. I’ve noticed this several times in the past few weeks, possibly even months. I wasn’t logged into Google. Just a normal search for “make money online” was showing 2 results for one URL. That’s the only one that stuck in my head since I compete for the keyword phrase, but like I said, I’ve seen several others as well.

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