Intricacies of the Google Dance

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The Google Dance is something that most search engine marketers fear. Learn more about the behaviors of the Google Dance...

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Intricacies of the Google Dance

Analyzing Google Dance behavior for better search results…

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Introduction

If you are an SEO specialist or even just an internet marketer in general, I’m sure that you would definitely know about, or even fear, the dreaded Google Dance.

The Google Dance happens to websites a lot, and it often occurs for no known reason. The term Google Dance refers to the random jumping up and down of a website’s search engine results.

You might be ranking #1 in the search engines today, but suddenly for no reason you turn out to be #53 tomorrow for a few days before going back up to #1 again. The dance moves are like no other!

The purpose of this report is to analyze the intricacies of the Google Dance so that you are better acquainted with some of its more common moves…

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The Tango

Sometimes the Google Dance is like the Tango. Your head is held up high and you are kept close to the top most of the time.

Then suddenly, you are given a sharp backward dip in rankings with your head almost reaching the bottom!

Don’t worry. You’ll be pulled back up again…

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The Belly Dance

Sometimes the Google Dance is like the Belly Dance. You keep on shaking and shaking around the middle.

From position #43 to position #35 to position #42 to position #37.

When are you going to stop shaking around the middle?

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The Hip Hop Dance

Sometimes the Google Dance is like Hip Hop. Your Google rankings jump high and low, and you start to spin around on your head.

You go from high position to low position to high position to low position constantly, and sometimes you just turn upside-down.

You are in danger of breaking anytime…

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The Ballet

Sometimes the Google Dance is like ballet. The dance is used to tell you a story that could not be gotten through otherwise.

In this case, the story is that your website is badly optimized and you don’t have any good content at all.

Are you going to clean it up, and start providing more great content?

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Conclusion

There might be other more intricate dance moves as you go through the Google Dance, but these are some of the more common ones.

Regardless of how roughly Google dances, try your best to always come out on top. Provide great and valuable content to your readers, and build up authority in your niche.

Sometimes though, it might be a good idea to switch dance partners if you find the Google Dance to be a bit to rough. Yahoo and Bing might be a bit more gentle. Though there’s always others like YouTube and Squidoo too!

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Resources

My Internet Marketing Blog, Providing IM Strategies and Techniques…http://www.themysteriousmarketer.com/

How to Write 400-Word Articles in 5 Minutes or Less…http://www.thewritingart.com

How to Generate 400 Quality Backlinks in Just 2 Minutes…http://www.flashbacklinks.com

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