Unstable Drug Rehab Google Search Results

Jan 15, 2019 - 8:38 am 25 by

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The SEO community is scratching their heads around the drug rehab niche and how it performs in the Google organic search results. In short, the results for some sites are unstable and all over the place. But it is not only for the drug rehab area, other niches have seen this unpredictability for specific sites as well.

Let me say that I am a bit unsure if I should cover this, being that I think the specific site in question might be trolling the SEO industry (just a gut feeling and I guess it worked).

In short, one SEO pointed out how a small site on a .today TLD saw amazing rankings in Google for a short period of time for incredibly competitive terms. Now, the site is no where to be found. It is like they found some way of ranking sites for competitive terms for short periods of time.

Dejan said:

A few days ago, we saw this tweet:

I am going to share the steam of tweets from the community:

I really think something is unusual - maybe something most SEOs, including myself, do not know about. A way to fool Google, at least for a short period of time. I don't think it is drug rehab niche specific but normally the really competitive spaces see these types of things first.

Forum discussion at Twitter.

 

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