Timing of indexing

[that_seo]

Hi,
If I change a content of a webpage and I see the changes in the Google cashe, does it mean that my new score is already active and I already have the new page value influencing the rankings?
If thats not the case, when does my new score starts to be affective on the rankings?

Thanks

[bermuda]

Addition of informative and fresh contents to the websites could be definitely recommended but it alone is not enough to guarantee top ranks. Even after writing a lot of quality articles and publishing them on your web pages, you still need to build links for your website to increase its Google rankings.

[that_seo]

@bermuda

Addition of informative and fresh contents to the websites could be definitely recommended but it alone is not enough to guarantee top ranks. Even after writing a lot of quality articles and publishing them on your web pages, you still need to build links for your website to increase its Google rankings.

Hello,
I know that but I am asking a specifc technical question which is:
Does having a new cache in Google means that I already have the new score and the new rankings? Is there any connection between having a new cached page and my new score? (The score changed because I changed the content)

Thanks

[that_seo]

@dvduval

Google claims they can weigh factors much faster with the new Caffeine infrastructure, but so far I have seen very little evidence of this.

so seeing a new cashed page in google does not mean that the webpage has the new value in rankings? how long does it usually take?

Thanks

[dvduval]

Google claims they can weigh factors much faster with the new Caffeine infrastructure, but so far I have seen very little evidence of this.