Puzzled by google ranking!?!

[comicemporium]

Hello!!

On http://www.googlerankings.com my site rank is 198 for the search term "golden age comic books", when I type the same search term in my google tool bar my site does not show up at all. Can someone explain this to me?

http://www.comicemporium.com

[nickc]

You are listed #60 here:-

http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=+%2...&start=50&sa=N

Google seems to be a bit erratic at the moment - give it a week or so to settle down.

Nick

[sudhani]

Originally Posted by comicemporium

Hello!!

On http://www.googlerankings.com my site rank is 198 for the search term "golden age comic books", when I type the same search term in my google tool bar my site does not show up at all. Can someone explain this to me?

http://www.comicemporium.com

This site gives inoccurate results. Unfortunate, someone posted it here and it got popular ... stop using it.

[teleconnect]

Wish I had knew about this site during Florida Fiasco update - had not had spent so much time going thru the endless pages of the garbage that was produced during this period.

Now am #4 and #6 - page #1 (like it was pre-florida for 4 years) for my keywords

Marty Screeton
http://www.teleconect.com

[comicemporium]

"This site gives inoccurate results. Unfortunate, someone posted it here and it got popular ... stop using it."

It seems the results were accurate, it just took a while. When I enter my search term in my google tool bar I get the same results.

[MUTTLEY]

I think I might have been the " someone " who posted it here. I've used it quite a bit and it seems dead on most of the time. On the few times it did seem off, it almost seemed to " predict " where I was about to be. Seems as though the " googledance " plays a factor. So I guess what I gotta say is ... whatever. Works for me, you don't like it, dont use it. " Unfortunatly " I would post it again as it seems to be quite an effective tool.

- Ray

[comicemporium]

Muttley wrote:

"On the few times it did seem off, it almost seemed to " predict " where I was about to be."

I agree completely, it seemed to predict a week in advance to where I was going to be. I think this tool should be given a chance by others. Thanks for the tip!!

David Potts
http://www.comicemporium.com

[MUTTLEY]

Cool comicemporium, nice site btw. Used to do a tv show about comic. Good shtuff.

- Ray

[Najoba]

You have a very nice, well-organized, no-nonsense website. I appreciate those type of sites, as they do not waste my time.

Are you willing to experiment a bit?

Let me suggest this: Add more content, using the term Golden Age Comic Books repeatedly. I know it goes against the rules of "good writing," but sprinkle these phrases around within text.

It would also be beneficial for dummies like me, who have no idea what the difference is between Golden Age, Silver Age, etc.

Provide information for your visitors and some interesting discussion on comic books. Assume that visitors may happen upon your site who know absolutely nothing about the different comic books, and that they may have only very scant information, such as only the ability to identify a comic book when they see one. A history of the evolution of comic books would be most interesting.

Let me know if that makes any difference in your ranking.