Ranking not correct
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Hi, I am new in moz.
I just wonder why on pro it shows that our domain laysander.com is rank no 9 on google US.
but when I check myself on google.com, it shows on page 2. No 4.
What should I do to increase my real rank so that I can go to page 1 Top 3?
Thanks,
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Here's a bit more information on why rankings don't always match up. http://moz.com/help/pro/rankings.
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Thanks for the reply,
The keyword is mesin digital printing (in indonesia term). I did test the search using multiple browser and multiple computers both mac and windows. I did delete the browser cache too. I did not use US Proxy or checking form US. I just check locally from indonesia.
The results was the same. However, recently the ranking is already match with the google.com search result. Is it possible that the ranking is not as suggested in moz due to google penalty?
Thanks
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Laiedy
When you say the domain is ranked 9, for what keyword? Since the site is Indonesian, is the search for an Indonesian term or for an English term?
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Are you logged into Google? Are you using an incognito window? Have you tried the search on other computers? I can get different results for rankings just by using different browsers, because sometimes I'll be logged into Google on one browser, and not the other, and have the history enabled on a third even though I'm not logged in.
Are you checking from the US or a US proxy?
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