similar program. You have lots of either duplicate or duplicated
content. Google has been cracking down on this as of late. Stick to
adding quality, unique content and you will do much better. Lots of
losing PR and traffic. Google only wants so many copies or rewrites
> rpurple, your blog lacks an archives page. If you don't have a valid
> archives page, Googlebot doesn't know about your older posts and they
> keep getting dropped from the search engine (although an archives page
> is still not enough to maintain a pagerank).
> Second, your blog lacks organization. You need to have a proper page
> structure - like a header, content, and a footer. Since millions of
> websites go online every day, Googlebot tends to filter out websites
> without certain parameters, and bad webdesign is one of them.
> Third, it's always good to have a W3C validated page.
> Webdesign is an active process; you need to update your design
> regularly. You cannot simply design, then sit back and expect it to
> keep rising in ranks.
> Regards,
> RGwww.rahulgladwin.com
> On Aug 21, 9:18 pm, rpurple wrote:
> > Thank You for your input. When I publish a new post I just put in the
> > title of the topic, example, if I wrote about high blood pressure
> > and diabetes, it might be What is the Connection Between High Blood
> > Pressure and Diabetes. I never write Purple Medical Blog in the
> > title.. Google blogger does that each time. But nothing in that is
> > new. I have been doing the same method for years.
> > As for Quality, the overwhelming majority of articles have unique
> > content and have links to science and medical papers and videos. Some
> > posts are shorter some longer. Purple Medical Blog is listed in the
> > dmoz open directory under health news as well as linked to by a number
> > of high quality medical sites such as Healthedia and Medical News
> > Today that link to the site. Other medical blogs such as Dr. David's
> > Blog, written by a Johns Hopkins Medical School Oncology Specialist
> > (pediatric cancer specifically), have mentioned it and linked to it.
> > The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal have linked to it from
> > time to time. It has been mentioned in a magazine article about
> > blogs. Nothing that I have done is different to my
> > knowledge.Certainly not in the past few weeks. It just happened out of
> > the blue. Searches for terms for which it appeared on the first or
> > second or third page for a long time have simply stopped showing it.
> > Something else is going on.
> > At least ninety five percent of the titles are totally unique. Since
> > they are different topics. Even related topics don't have the same
> > titles. Example there could be High Blood Pressure and Anger, High
> > Blood Pressure and Diabetes, How to Reduce your Blood Pressure.
> > No something else is going on and it started one and half weeks ago.
> > I'd like a Google Employee to please look at it.
> > Thanks
> > On Aug 21, 7:56 pm, Robbo wrote:
> > > Results 1 - 100 of about 1,820 from purplemedicalblog.blogspot.com
> > > Quality is more important than quantity! I'd be very surprised if
> > > you cannot "get your message across" with less than 1800 pages.
> > > Google sees 1800 pages but is only willing to show about 400 or so.
> > > So try site:purplemedicalblog.blogspot.com
> > > and then go and have a look at the last 100 results. Disappointing
> > > isn't it! But that is how your site presents.
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