Google Data Centres Consistent

It is observed since a week ago that there is a consistancy in Rank for Competitive Keywords on SERPs from different Data Centres. This must be the first time after a long contradiction over the Ranks on different DCs.

I had seen that there is a difference in the ranks in different Data Centers couple of weeks ago. Aparrently, I observed that my site that was ranking at 3rd started ranking 2nd during five days ago on all the Data Centers and yesterday when I observed the Data Centers for the same keyword my site started ranking 3 again consistently on all the Data Centers which was not the same before. It is the Bigdaddy that evolved from Pubcon in Jan'2006. Mattcutts described it in his blog's Q&A as the two data centers: 66.249.93.104 and 64.233.179.104.

4 Steps To Improve Search Results for Any Business

"Update your business directory listings. Visit the Amacai, infoUSA, and Acxiom Web sites."

"Submit your site to local search engines. Submit your Web site to local search engines such as Google Local, MSN Local, Yahoo Local, Ask Local, and TrueLocal."

"Update your IYP [Internet Yellow Pages] listings. Likewise, find and update your listings at YellowPages.com, Verizon SuperPages, and SwitchBoard.com."

And "Feature your address on your Web site."

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SEOs Going PPC Latest News October 30, 2006

By Mike Grehan on Clickz Article says that SEO is some kind of dark art and it's all smoke and mirrors. Of course, it's none of those things. The fact remains that no special background or skills are required to become an SEO. It's not hard to learn. Anyone can do it. The same could be said about pay-per-click (PPC) as it emerged. After all, it was just an auction. Pick some keywords, throw some cash at it, then go for a beer. Its nice to hear that. Read more...

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