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Why is it sometimes you can search for your domain on Yahoo and there are a dozen links, and sometimes the are ZERO, and the difference may be no more than 5 minutes, and the results are intermittent ?

Has anyone else ever noticed this ?

We also experienced this situation for our sites. This is usually happened. Can any one give reasons?

I have the same problem. Even today's morning I was cheking PR status with some seo tools. I get different result every day. I would consider it like normal if amount would increase or reduce. But tne number of backlinks change in random way. Need help with clearing this up.

I think this is the nature of search engines. Don't think about that.

mrLenin wrote:I have the same problem. Even today's morning I was cheking PR status with some seo tools. I get different result every day. I would consider it like normal if amount would increase or reduce. But tne number of backlinks change in random way. Need help with clearing this up.

Well actually, I haven't experince it so far...

You said that you're always checking your PR status,right? and you get different result every day. In my opinion, I guess why your PR is always changing is that maybe the S.E is still depending on how much traffic as well as backlinks your site gets. I think the S.E's updating there algorithm but I think it will normalize..

Wow today what is happening
yesturday i was having around 3500 links for a website but today there are 543 ...........where are others??

why is this happening ?

yah that's very weird... most experts say possible getting result from different data centers...

getting ups and downs in search engine is normal.. its just because they were reviewing your site... if it is very informative and non-suspicious site,, surely it will rank high!

balla wrote:Sometimes it can display differently because of the datacenters

What do you mean by that, different datacenters provide different information? Does it make any sense?

Have a great day,
Peter

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The datacenter question is at the center of the difference. I have a former associate who lives in Portland Oregon. I reside in Virginia. We checked for ranking of funny videos on Google at the same time. The top 7 sites were mixed with a couple not even on page one depending on the coast it was queried from.

Google, Yahoo and many others have datacenters spread for across many regions for redundancy and performance. It should not be suprising then that spiders are launched independent of a "central office". If such is the case, then the resulting data will vary based upon the spider in question and its launch point.

It quickly becomes an issue of statistical probability.

gtterry wrote:The datacenter question is at the center of the difference. I have a former associate who lives in Portland Oregon. I reside in Virginia. We checked for ranking of funny videos on Google at the same time. The top 7 sites were mixed with a couple not even on page one depending on the coast it was queried from.

Google, Yahoo and many others have datacenters spread for across many regions for redundancy and performance. It should not be suprising then that spiders are launched independent of a "central office". If such is the case, then the resulting data will vary based upon the spider in question and its launch point.

It quickly becomes an issue of statistical probability.

Well, now it make a sense. But I thought those datacenters should be sinchronized some way. Any idea?

Have a great day,
Peter

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gtterry wrote:Google, Yahoo and many others have datacenters spread for across many regions for redundancy and performance. It should not be suprising then that spiders are launched independent of a "central office". If such is the case, then the resulting data will vary based upon the spider in question and its launch point.

It quickly becomes an issue of statistical probability.

BTW, I also have another question. If Google centers are independant, are they desynchronized? If yes, is that desychronization affect only SERP. What about PR? Does it depend on results of different datacenters or it is a result of some accumulation? I think I'm not clear enough, but I am really confused about it.

Have a great day,
Peter

377704497 wrote:BTW, I also have another question. If Google centers are independant, are they desynchronized? If yes, is that desychronization affect only SERP. What about PR? Does it depend on results of different datacenters or it is a result of some accumulation? I think I'm not clear enough, but I am really confused about it.

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