hoteltrentino

It's called "Google dance", when site position go up and down.
And your site has a better position on Yahoo (google is not that good....)
ciao

joaoleitao

here you are in 2nd!
but i seems that when you changed all pages title that google re arranged all the site listings.

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ISU

The title tag. was definately the cause, I guarntee it 100%

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support@discinsights.com

Our site has also disappeared from Google search pages and the only change I can think of is that the web designer changed the title tags to be dynamic. Do you think this could be the problem?

ISU

his site was taking down just because he had changed title..title is very important in seo..it has really mych weight..

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aguiarrj

Hi everybody,
Quick question here,

The situation is like this, We have a site that is around 6 weeks old. The site was indexed during the first week because we’ve got some quality links. The boots has been coming in daily basis ever since.

Two weeks ago we had around 3,000 pages indexed. We wanted to get other 20,000 pages spidered but googlebot didn’t want to go trough them, so we introduced changes in the sitemap to encourage the bot to come over and pick those pages. The changes were:
1.Introduced LastModified parameter for every url (in the Google sitemap).
2.Set the ChangeFrequecy to daily for every url in the Google sitemap.

The Outcome was that in fact googlebot came to the site and spidered those pages the day after, but our indexed pages count (site operator) instead of increasing decreased to zero in one day.

Now the Webmaster Tools Console shows “No pages are included in the index, indexing can take time, …., bla bla bla”.

The weird part is that we keep having referred visitors from Google (about a thousand per day) and if we conduct a search in Google using as keyword our domain name, we actually can see that the first results are pages from our site (but they don’t appear if we use the site operator).

We also checked using a tool out there how many pages we have indexed in all 43 most commonly used Google Data Centers, the result is consistent among them (Count = 0 ).

Google keeps constant presence in our site, their bot is always there retrieving 1 page per minute for a total of about 1400 pages/day more or less. We tried resubmitting the sitemap without those parameters but the situation is the same…

The question is, does anybody have any idea what could be going on here? Would it be Google reconstructing our pages in the index for about 10 days? Would this be some kind of a penalty? Any other thoughts out thee?

support@discinsights.com

Our site came back in on Google free search. We had disappeared for 8 days and now we are back on. Must have been something with their quarterly indexing. Doesn't help me at all.

swazi

Where does the site go to when it disappears from Google search result pages?