英文资料附在下面，读者有兴趣可以研究一下。总之新站遇到这种情况不必惊慌，只要有一些反向链接，就可高枕无忧。
1) A popular issue and one that is particularly important at this time of the crawl/index build is what Ive come to call Google Ghosts.
Every so often a new site is put up on the internet, or a new page, and it appears in the index before the monthly update. Quite often it has good rankings at that point in time. But horrifyingly they often disappear again a few days or weeks later.
These ghostly appearances are often confusing to newbies, and sometimes to the experts! However, the explanation is quite simple.
Google has two types of crawler, its main crawler and the fresh crawler. The main crawler is capable of discovering new pages. If a new page is discovered immediately after a new index has been built then that pages discovery is of little use if it has to wait a month for a new index to be built.
The building of a new index also contains all the calculations of the non-query dependant factors involved in calculating a pages rank (for example, PageRank).
To fully utilise the pages, without waiting for the next set of index calculations Google must do something very simple. Guess its ranking. By guessing the new content is at least available to the searchers.
As it is a guess, the following things hold true:
1. The ranking of a ghost entry will not be likely to be the ranking of the page after the index.
2. The ghost entry must be removed from the database before the monthly creation of a new database. This removal will be temporary.
If you have such an entry in the index, then your major objective should be to get it on the list of pages on Googles fresh-list. To do this update the content of the page at regular, preferably daily, intervals.
Why do you want to be on Googles fresh-list? Because fresh-listed pages are crawled more frequently and updated in the index. If you are optimizing your on the page factors then being on the fresh-list is the difference between waiting a few days to be able to analyse the effectiveness of your changes and waiting for a month.
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Originally posted by philwiley
Five days ago I put up a new mini site, and added it to Google via addurl.html rather than linking to it from one of my other sites and waiting for it to be found.
Three days later it was in the top 10 for all my important keywords, and got about 130 visitors.
Then after just one day it vanished. It didnt just drop from the top 10 positions, its now not listed in Google at all.
Theres nothing wrong with the site. No spam, no hidden links, no duplicate content, etc. And the site has had no downtime.
All I can think of is that its got something to do with having no incoming links...oh it does have a pop up if that matters.
Id rather not give you the url because readers of my book and ezine come here and Ive found that if I give urls some build almost duplicate sites.
Any suggestions why it might have vanished?
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Hi Phil,
We get asked this question quite frequently and therefore we have an article prepared to answer this question for you.
What Happens To A NEW Webpage After Google Initially Spiders It?
A NEW Webpage is not included in Googles "Main Index" until ...
1.) It has been crawled by the "Main Crawl" spider
... And ...
2.) It has been through an update after it has been crawled by the "Main Crawl" spider.
Until both of those occurrences have happened, any rankings that a new Webpage achieves is not likely to be the actual rankings that it will achieve once it has settled into the "Main Index."
Google does two types of crawls ...
1.) The "Main Crawl"
... And ...
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