> In my "Query Stats" in the Webmasters Tools, I have a keyword in the
> Top search query clicks with an average top position of 22.  But
> everytime I search on that keyword my site is not in the top 100.
> Have you experienced this before?

> Google presents different results depending upon your location,
> irregardless of whether you click the 'show local results' option or
> not.

> It could well be that your site is well ranked in other parts of the
> world but not in yours.

> I tend to use online proxies to check how my site appears in Google
> searches in other countries.

> If I were faced with a situation such as yours, I'd be searching my
> server logs for google referrals that contain that particular keyword,
> writing down the IP's and using a service like arul's IP search or
> maxmind's geo IP to see where those searches are coming from.

> Another possibility is that you are seeing data centre differences -
> Google also serves data off numerous different data centres - these
> aren't always in sync.

> doc

> On Sep 1, 10:29 pm, burchman519 wrote:

> > In my "Query Stats" in the Webmasters Tools, I have a keyword in the
> > Top search query clicks with an average top position of 22.  But
> > everytime I search on that keyword my site is not in the top 100.
> > Have you experienced this before?- Hide quoted text -

> - Show quoted text -

> Ho doc,

> Thanks for answering.  About 90% of my traffic comes from the USA
> (according to Google analytics.)  I checked other countries like CA
> and UK that make up most of the other 10 percent and my keyword does
> not show up at their Google servers.  I used mcdar.net to check many
> Google servers and my site is not on the top 100 on any of the
> servers.

> It's an important keyword for me and someone clicked on it according
> to Query Stats.  If I knew the date/time then I could go to my
> logfiles and search on that IP.

> Signed confused.

> On Sep 1, 8:39 am, dockarl wrote:

> > Google presents different results depending upon your location,
> > irregardless of whether you click the 'show local results' option or
> > not.

> > It could well be that your site is well ranked in other parts of the
> > world but not in yours.

> > I tend to use online proxies to check how my site appears in Google
> > searches in other countries.

> > If I were faced with a situation such as yours, I'd be searching my
> > server logs for google referrals that contain that particular keyword,
> > writing down the IP's and using a service like arul's IP search or
> > maxmind's geo IP to see where those searches are coming from.

> > Another possibility is that you are seeing data centre differences -
> > Google also serves data off numerous different data centres - these
> > aren't always in sync.

> > doc

> > On Sep 1, 10:29 pm, burchman519 wrote:

> > > In my "Query Stats" in the Webmasters Tools, I have a keyword in the
> > > Top search query clicks with an average top position of 22.  But
> > > everytime I search on that keyword my site is not in the top 100.
> > > Have you experienced this before?- Hide quoted text -

> > - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text -

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