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Google v bing/yahoo

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Had a penguin unnatural link building penalty was lifted last June. Since then no significant recovery in rankings. Saying that why do we still rank on page 1 on Bing and Yahoo but rank nowhere in Google.

Any suggestions.

Thanks

David
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Keszi @Archers last edited by

Each search engine has it's own search algorithm. In some cases things are similar, but I do not think they can be correlated.
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Yes this is very possible and I am sure this is the case. What I want to know is are there no affects from Google penaltys in Bing and Yahoo.
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Keszi last edited by

Hi David,

Isn't it possible that your website has been effected by another Google algorithmic update, while the manual penalty?

Gr., Keszi
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