ATS loosing ranks on google?

Yesterday typing ATS on google, abovetopsecret.com came up in the top three results.
This afternoon (europe) the same query would put abovetopsecret.com on the third page.
Tonight, I've sifted through the ten first pages of results with no luck.

Background info: results are for www.google.co.uk in English.
with abovetopsecret as the search string, abovetopsecret.com is the top result.

All I have to type in the Google search bar is "abov" and "above top secret" shows up as a recommendation, lol.

well here in the US of A it is at the #1 spot yahoo and Google, just did it for fun of it and there it is at the top of the list. back with proof ATS, search.yahoo.com...
and the Google ATS search www.google.com... i think that makes this #1 site for them search eng

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Maybe the monarchy wants it that way.
Good thing we here in the US do not have a ruling class.
/end sarcasm.

Google search is funny. what may work on one pc will be slightly different on another.
for me ats brings up abovetopsecret.

everything is as it should be.

Loosing ranks?

The ranks are getting loose? We better tighten them up.

Tighten up!!

Hehe, ok capt chaos.

Well, I just checked again, and go figure, it is now back in third place

The most search term Keyword is "Conspiracy".ATS is on first page.Needs plenty of backlinks to boost search engine optimization.I can do that if they want me too

There will be some variations in the way Google ranks some websites. Since the new Panda update from Google came in, a lot of big name websites such as Ezine Articles have lost a hell of a lot of traffic.

Google keeps all of their updates and algorithms tight lipped, but it's been concluded by many SEO experts that Google is to start ranking websites with quality content rather than quality. This is why the likes of Ezine, WiseGeek, HubPages have lost huge amounts of traffic.

I wrote a post about it on my blog a while back: insightinform.com...

Some of the pointless posts on this forum are bound to have an effect sooner or later. Hubpages and Ezine are prime examples. Lots and lots and lots of articles, but a lot of them were pointless and offered little to the user which is why they lost rankings and needed to think of a new SEO strategy.