We are indexed by Google, many of our pages have PR3 or PR4, we have fresh daily user generated content -- yet we don't rank for even the lowest competition keywords.
The website is www.2hotnsexy.com Which should rank for keyword searches like 'Etobicoke Strip Clubs' or 'Markham Massage Parlor', amongst many other no competition keywords. For these terms we appear in the top 5 SERPs in Yahoo, Ask and MSN -- but not Google.
We're at wits end trying to figure out why Google won't rank us. Can *anyone* help here? Or maybe point me towards a phone number or email address where I can contact a Google rep?
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As I said in your other thread, you have a great deal of compition. You may think your should be in the top of the SERPs but Google doesn't agree.
> We are indexed by Google, many of our pages have PR3 or PR4, we have > fresh daily user generated content -- yet we don't rank for even the > lowest competition keywords.
> The website iswww.2hotnsexy.com > Which should rank for keyword searches like 'Etobicoke Strip Clubs' or > 'Markham Massage Parlor', amongst many other no competition keywords. > For these terms we appear in the top 5 SERPs in Yahoo, Ask and MSN -- > but not Google.
> We're at wits end trying to figure out why Google won't rank us. Can > *anyone* help here? Or maybe point me towards a phone number or email > address where I can contact a Google rep?
Why do Yahoo, MSN, and Ask agree? And (for example) when you do a search for 'Vaughan Independent Escort', Yahoo, and MSN rank us #1, but Google somehow thinks pages titled "Pickled Politics » News roundup from the sub-continent", "Bibliography, Alabama Regimental History", and "Cricket: Invasion delays end to England shambles Independent, The ..." are more important/relevant to the users search? I wouldn't be making such a stink about this if I didn't think there was a genuine issue with Google.
> As I said in your other thread, you have a great deal of compition. > You may think your should be in the top of the SERPs but Google > doesn't agree.
> On Jul 19, 10:56 am, OverDrive wrote:
> > We are indexed by Google, many of our pages have PR3 or PR4, we have > > fresh daily user generated content -- yet we don't rank for even the > > lowest competition keywords.
> > The website iswww.2hotnsexy.com > > Which should rank for keyword searches like 'Etobicoke Strip Clubs' or > > 'Markham Massage Parlor', amongst many other no competition keywords. > > For these terms we appear in the top 5 SERPs in Yahoo, Ask and MSN -- > > but not Google.
> > We're at wits end trying to figure out why Google won't rank us. Can > > *anyone* help here? Or maybe point me towards a phone number or email > > address where I can contact a Google rep?
> Why do Yahoo, MSN, and Ask agree? > And (for example) when you do a search for 'Vaughan Independent > Escort', Yahoo, and MSN rank us #1, but Google somehow thinks pages > titled "Pickled Politics » News roundup from the sub-continent", > "Bibliography, Alabama Regimental History", and "Cricket: Invasion > delays end to England shambles Independent, The ..." are more > important/relevant to the users search? > I wouldn't be making such a stink about this if I didn't think there > was a genuine issue with Google.
> > As I said in your other thread, you have a great deal of compition. > > You may think your should be in the top of the SERPs but Google > > doesn't agree.
> > On Jul 19, 10:56 am, OverDrive wrote:
> > > We are indexed by Google, many of our pages have PR3 or PR4, we have > > > fresh daily user generated content -- yet we don't rank for even the > > > lowest competition keywords.
> > > The website iswww.2hotnsexy.com > > > Which should rank for keyword searches like 'Etobicoke Strip Clubs' or > > > 'Markham Massage Parlor', amongst many other no competition keywords. > > > For these terms we appear in the top 5 SERPs in Yahoo, Ask and MSN -- > > > but not Google.
> > > We're at wits end trying to figure out why Google won't rank us. Can > > > *anyone* help here? Or maybe point me towards a phone number or email > > > address where I can contact a Google rep?- Hide quoted text -
Using link:www.2hotnsexy.com at yahoo leads me to think some of your incoming links are not helping you at all with Google and may actually be leading you to some penalties. I know in at least one other thread you were asked if you had read Googles webmaster guidelines.....guess that person should have asked if you followed the guidelines.
> Yahoo, MSN and ASK are not Google. If all worked the same way, we > would only need one.
> On Jul 19, 11:35 am, OverDrive wrote:
> > Why do Yahoo, MSN, and Ask agree? > > And (for example) when you do a search for 'Vaughan Independent > > Escort', Yahoo, and MSN rank us #1, but Google somehow thinks pages > > titled "Pickled Politics » News roundup from the sub-continent", > > "Bibliography, Alabama Regimental History", and "Cricket: Invasion > > delays end to England shambles Independent, The ..." are more > > important/relevant to the users search? > > I wouldn't be making such a stink about this if I didn't think there > > was a genuine issue with Google.
> > > As I said in your other thread, you have a great deal of compition. > > > You may think your should be in the top of the SERPs but Google > > > doesn't agree.
> > > On Jul 19, 10:56 am, OverDrive wrote:
> > > > We are indexed by Google, many of our pages have PR3 or PR4, we have > > > > fresh daily user generated content -- yet we don't rank for even the > > > > lowest competition keywords.
> > > > The website iswww.2hotnsexy.com > > > > Which should rank for keyword searches like 'Etobicoke Strip Clubs' or > > > > 'Markham Massage Parlor', amongst many other no competition keywords. > > > > For these terms we appear in the top 5 SERPs in Yahoo, Ask and MSN -- > > > > but not Google.
> > > > We're at wits end trying to figure out why Google won't rank us. Can > > > > *anyone* help here? Or maybe point me towards a phone number or email > > > > address where I can contact a Google rep?- Hide quoted text -
What links are you referring to? We link to other escorts, escort agencies, massage parlors .... etc . Please!!!! Tell me what links would be "leading you to some penalties"? Furthermore, wouldn't Google Webmaster Tools notify us if we had a penalty?
What portion of the guidelines do you suppose we aren't following?
> Using link:www.2hotnsexy.comat yahoo leads me to think some of your > incoming links are not helping you at all with Google and may actually > be leading you to some penalties. I know in at least one other thread > you were asked if you had read Googles webmaster guidelines.....guess > that person should have asked if you followed the guidelines.
> On Jul 19, 11:48 am, djc wrote:
> > Yahoo, MSN and ASK are not Google. If all worked the same way, we > > would only need one.
> > On Jul 19, 11:35 am, OverDrive wrote:
> > > Why do Yahoo, MSN, and Ask agree? > > > And (for example) when you do a search for 'Vaughan Independent > > > Escort', Yahoo, and MSN rank us #1, but Google somehow thinks pages > > > titled "Pickled Politics » News roundup from the sub-continent", > > > "Bibliography, Alabama Regimental History", and "Cricket: Invasion > > > delays end to England shambles Independent, The ..." are more > > > important/relevant to the users search? > > > I wouldn't be making such a stink about this if I didn't think there > > > was a genuine issue with Google.
> > > > As I said in your other thread, you have a great deal of compition. > > > > You may think your should be in the top of the SERPs but Google > > > > doesn't agree.
> > > > On Jul 19, 10:56 am, OverDrive wrote:
> > > > > We are indexed by Google, many of our pages have PR3 or PR4, we have > > > > > fresh daily user generated content -- yet we don't rank for even the > > > > > lowest competition keywords.
> > > > > The website iswww.2hotnsexy.com > > > > > Which should rank for keyword searches like 'Etobicoke Strip Clubs' or > > > > > 'Markham Massage Parlor', amongst many other no competition keywords. > > > > > For these terms we appear in the top 5 SERPs in Yahoo, Ask and MSN -- > > > > > but not Google.
> > > > > We're at wits end trying to figure out why Google won't rank us. Can > > > > > *anyone* help here? Or maybe point me towards a phone number or email > > > > > address where I can contact a Google rep?- Hide quoted text -
When checking out your site, I didn't spot much in the way of original content or tools (various snippet searches yielded multiple domains each time).
If other sites are stealing your descriptions and other content, you may want to take action. If you're simply all working with the same descriptions, well, it's going to be a tough battle to differentiate your site -- at least in Google -- without adding some content and/or tools that users can't find elsewhere.
Adam, thanks for the response! We've worked really hard to maintain original content, and we pride ourselves on keeping it fresh and new. However, we are unable to stop scrappers from taking our content and posting elsewhere. What do you recommend we do to combat this? Is Google not able to see that our site was the originator of the content?
As for original tools, It's hard for Google to see the features because it can't login and actually use the site, but our directory is far more comprehensive than all the others out there. We incorporated tags onto our listings, reviews, friends lists, live cam-to-cam chat, blogs, even Google maps showing all the massage parlors and strip clubs from around Toronto. Suffice to say there are many tools on our site that are simply unavailable anywhere else. Which is why we're confused that we don't rank for very low competition keywords like 'Etobicoke Strip Clubs' (where we have a page JUST for etobicoke strip clubs, that doesn't appear to have had it's content scraped). This is merely one example where we don't rank at all and the SERPs that do show are barely relevant (if at all).
> When checking out your site, I didn't spot much in the way of original > content or tools (various snippet searches yielded multiple domains > each time).
> If other sites are stealing your descriptions and other content, you > may want to take action. If you're simply all working with the same > descriptions, well, it's going to be a tough battle to differentiate > your site -- at least in Google -- without adding some content and/or > tools that users can't find elsewhere.
