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Old December 17th, 2008, 04:23 PM
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This is really annoying me.....

For a few months I've been #1 for my keyphrase on google.co.uk (I'm in the UK and my domain is .co.uk). Suddenly taken a dive to about #9 - bit annoying but I'll live. Just checked google.com - I'm top!

Is this a good sign that I'm on my way back, or a bad one? Any ideas?

Make your mind up google!
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which country do you get the majority of your links from?
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Google may have tweaked its algorithm and found your site to be more relevant globally rather then for the UK specifically.

1 - 9 is a big drop so have a look at your logs to make sure there are no obvious problems.
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My links are about 50/50 uk/non-uk
Didn't do that on purpose - only just realised!
I'm concerned I lost a decent link(s) that was keeping me there.
Perhaps I'll concentrate more on uk links?
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I think, you should concentrate more on non-uk links, if you want to be on the top of google.com.
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This is really annoying me.....

For a few months I've been #1 for my keyphrase on google.co.uk (I'm in the UK and my domain is .co.uk). Suddenly taken a dive to about #9 - bit annoying but I'll live. Just checked google.com - I'm top!

Is this a good sign that I'm on my way back, or a bad one? Any ideas?

Make your mind up google!
This is the google strategies with different google domain countrywise... google.com is world wide and to get in top 10 is good sign for you..
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