Mastering The Google Dance And The Use Of Page Rank
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Mastering the Google Dance and Understanding PageRank
Introduction
The term "Google Dance" often pops up across SEO websites. This article delves into the intricacies of the Google Dance, its essence, and its potential effects on webmasters and SEOs.
What is the Google Dance?
The Google Dance refers to the period when Google updates its index, incorporating new pages and refreshing algorithms. During this time, search results can appear erratic: high-ranked sites may suddenly drop, while lesser-known sites might soar in rankings. Although this fluctuation is usually short-lived, lasting two to three days, it often hints at changes in the upcoming major update.
Spurious Search Engine Results
Google employs numerous patented algorithms to rank each indexed website. It strives to index as many sites and pages as possible, using tens of thousands of hosts and numerous data centers. Simultaneously updating each center is impossible, leading to occasional skewed search results. However, these results aren’t usually predictive of future rankings.
The Over-reliance on Toolbar PageRank
Many webmasters overly depend on toolbar PageRank for several reasons. While PageRank helps determine the value of an inbound link (with a link from a PR5 page being more valuable than one from a PR2), it doesn't guarantee that a PR6 site will outrank all PR4 sites.
Relevance of Content
PageRank is a numerical value influenced by factors like inbound links, but it doesn’t reflect the relevance of your content for specific search terms. A PR6 website isn’t necessarily more relevant than a PR2 website for a particular query. Google also assesses the topic and relevance of your content alongside PageRank.
Toolbar PageRank vs. Live PageRank
Another issue is that toolbar PageRank updates only every few months. Your site might show a PR2, but its actual rank could be closer to PR5. Your site will benefit from this live PageRank over the toolbar version, so there’s no need to worry.
Final Thoughts on the Google Dance
During the Google Dance, servers across various data centers update sequentially. This results in temporary ranking fluctuations, benefiting some webmasters for a short period while disadvantaging others. There's nothing you can do to hasten or alter this Google phenomenon. The best you can do is watch and observe the Google index as it "dances."
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