The past 5 years have been a pleseant experience with Google and search engines. Google getting purposely "kind of" unpredictable from time to time, for their own CIA secrecy intentions. But good...
3 of my online biz dropped from top #1 and top 5 positions on Google SERPs from three of my money making information sites. The short story, all these sites have about 2,000 optimized articles combined, nicely structured keyword density both in titles, body text and author resource box on important article directories.
- No more than 3 optimized articles submited per day in article services for major directory distribution
- Every targeted keyword has been successfully placed on every article titles, body and author resource box
- None of the sites are banned from Google SERPs, INDEX or have had page rank siginificant drop (I was expecting small PR drop)
- High competition in every sub-niche
- Problem: I had linkdash.com unconciously left in my early website start up (just to acquire fast keyword indexing) however, left such linkfarm in the three sites.
I digged and surprisingly I still had such linkfarm and did removed those sites since the evident timeframe of 3-7 days passed to get my listings back to top positions. 3-7 days as that it was usually took to have my rankings back in the past 4 heavy drops Google did in 2007 for few of my websites.
What is interesting to note, are two things.
Did Google dropped me for perceived highly targeted article marketing optimized lessons to have it define by some seo educated guys as (should I say= content spamming) or because of the link farmStill in many of my friends mind, it isn't content spamming.
My buddies answers: Your competitors probably reported you.
Sorry for the long case study here, find quite a few SEO minds interesting enough to spend the time writing this.
Hope to say "Viva Puerto Rico" in a few days...c'mon Google!


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Still in many of my friends mind, it isn't content spamming.





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Wonder what few of you guys have to opinion about the specific situation, leaving emotion...it always adds to case studies...
