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When can you expect Google's rankings to change? After the Florida update (which knocked us from a top 5 spot to ????), I made a few changes to our homepage to see if it would have any affect. Since the change has been made, Google has spidered our site again, and has the most recent version of our page in its cache. My question is, should I expect my site's position to change immediately, or do I have to wait for a complete Google dance for any significant change in position? Our page rank is 5 and I notice that a lot of the sites that show up for our keywords have a lower or equal page rank. Keep in mind I am not talking about changes to reciprocal links, etc. I am just wonder about the timing of a web page content change with relation to the position algorithm, once the page changes are reflected in the Google cache. Thank you for any info (and hopefully I didn't sound to stupid ) |
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Chris Ryan wrote: When can you expect Google's rankings to change? After the Florida update (which knocked us from a top 5 spot to ????), I made a few changes to our homepage to see if it would have any affect. Since the change has been made, Google has spidered our site again, and has the most recent version of our page in its cache. My question is, should I expect my site's position to change immediately, or do I have to wait for a complete Google dance for any significant change in position? Our page rank is 5 and I notice that a lot of the sites that show up for our keywords have a lower or equal page rank. Keep in mind I am not talking about changes to reciprocal links, etc. I am just wonder about the timing of a web page content change with relation to the position algorithm, once the page changes are reflected in the Google cache. Thank you for any info (and hopefully I didn't sound to stupid )Most likely weeks to months. |
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