speedyfasterz
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I have inherited a website with 2 supposed redirects.
The company who created the website runs ranking reports showing where the sites are ranked for keywords.
This is makes no sense to me. How can 1 site with 2 redirects have different rankings?
I can't logon to the domains themselves as the webiste company controls them. I did use domaintools.com and it looks like each of the 3 urls is pointing to the same dns and ip address.
I thank you in advance for your help.
fashion & modeling forum Different keywords...would probably rank differently.....not unusual... google might not yet deindex the old domain. well its possible.. This is possible in SERP rankings... There are several factors that may affect your website rankings, like,
Personalized search gives artificial boost to your rankings.
There are many factors that contribute in such a boost like,
- Your geographic location
- Your IP address
- Availability of data centers
- You are logged into your Google accounts
- Search variations (Mozilla/Virgin homepage searches may give different results than Google.com)
The company who created the website runs ranking reports showing where the sites are ranked for keywords.
This is makes no sense to me. How can 1 site with 2 redirects have different rankings?
I can't logon to the domains themselves as the webiste company controls them. I did use domaintools.com and it looks like each of the 3 urls is pointing to the same dns and ip address.
I thank you in advance for your help.
fashion & modeling forum Different keywords...would probably rank differently.....not unusual... google might not yet deindex the old domain. well its possible.. This is possible in SERP rankings... There are several factors that may affect your website rankings, like,
Personalized search gives artificial boost to your rankings.
There are many factors that contribute in such a boost like,
- Your geographic location
- Your IP address
- Availability of data centers
- You are logged into your Google accounts
- Search variations (Mozilla/Virgin homepage searches may give different results than Google.com)