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Rejection Rate

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nafera2 last edited by

As the rejection rate may influence the SERPS?
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EGOL last edited by

huh?

A you asking..... "If people use the backbutton to go back into the SERPs, will that reduce your rankings?" My bet is YES. But I have not heard clear statements from Google about that.

Anybody know where we can read or watch what Matt Cutts or another inside person has to say about that?
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