Huge Google Dance For Some Rankings. What Gives?
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I've got a relatively new website (launched at the beginning of June 2013). For some keywords I'm targeting, it first ranked around page 15. It made huge jumps to finally rank on page 2 or 3. Since then, it goes back to page 15 and then back to page 3. It does this every now and then.
Any ideas?
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It seems now the page is sitting comfortably in position 113
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Ok I de-personalized the results and found the same rankings.
Using Google.ca and a connexion from Canada (no VPN, I'm actually in Canada), my website is ranked in position 21. Using a VPN connexion from Los Angeles, the website is ranking in position 154 for the same keyword on Google.com
Here's an example of a keyword for which my website is going up and down Google's search results:
Keyword: bluehost review
Page: http://www.webhostinghero.com/reviews/bluehost/ -
I use Chrome in "incognito mode", it works okay.
Cheers
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You could maybe do a little better although that's pretty good.
In an effort to answer both of the above questions without re-typing everything I already typed on the subject, please refer to this thread for great de-personalization tips: http://moz.com/community/q/moz-keyword-ranking-report
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I'm always disconnected from my Google account, the cache is cleared and I'm using a VPN to test from different countries. I know Google still has ways to identify me but that's the best I can do I think.
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How do you de-personalize the results?
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Are you de-personalizing your Google results everytime you search?
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What's the URL/keyword you're targeting? Impossible to answer without more details!
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