> ...If the hosting was changed, so too were DNS. > I believe Google spiders might (possibly) sense the DNS changes, and may > have interpreted the change (simultaneous when pages were unavailable) as a > domain termination -- and consequently removed and archived the site from > its prior ranking. This is speculative, as few REALLY know Google's (ever > changing) algorithmic schemas when considering SEO. Other explanations may > be just as likely.
This make sense since the DNS is the only thing that really changed. Im just surprised this would be an issue since Im sure companies and people change DNS all the time. I cant imagine they would lose their ranking. Thanks for this possibility though. Jay -- http://ryanishungry.com http://twitter.com/jaydedman 917 371 6790
