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Google Traffic after the Pagerank Crash

It’s now been a few days since the big Pagerank crash, and since we lost Pagerank here at SEOlogs, I though I’d post an update the current state of our Google traffic.

This is a screen shot from Google Analytics for the past few days, and only shows referrals from Google. The last little dot on the graph is from Yesterday (Mon, Oct 30), so you can count the dots going back to find what date they were on.

No losses here. We’ve actually seen a pretty nice gain. I’d love to hear if others are having any traffic losses along with their Pagerank losses.



3 Responses to “Google Traffic after the Pagerank Crash”

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    October 31st, 2007 at 9:10 pm

    I have to say this also happened to one of my sites. It lost 1 point after this last update, however I’m seeing around a 20% increase in traffic. Mostly referrals from google.

    Sweet…

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    October 31st, 2007 at 9:17 pm

    Well I did not lose any page rank nor did I gain, I got a lot of my sub pages ranked but traffic is basicaly the same.

    It is a shame because I was really looking forward to the rerank.

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    November 1st, 2007 at 12:44 am

    My website was PR3 and now it got PR1 whereas I was thinking to get at least PR5 but this Google PR Update was completely on a different logics.

    Even after loosing PR3 to PR1 the traffic isn’t gone down or up. It’s the same for me!

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