The service’s quality affects Google’s positioning
Any disconnection your server may suffer not only affects users trying to access it by the time your server is out of service, the problem spreads larger. A recently released new confirms the following: “A disconnection of the server may put you out of Google”.
In terms of Vanessa Fox, from Google, the most famous and used web search engine: “If the server is down when Googlebot tries to access your site, then, your services may disappear from the index until Googlebot is able to search them again”.
When Googlebot cannot access a web site, will try again a few times before removing that site from the index. Then, the time spent before the site may be indexed again varies depending on diverse facts.
Google doesn’t like that serps are filled with searching results leading to unavailable pages; so then, it’s normal that their major efforts are focused on removing from the index all those sites where Googlebot couldn’t access. They wouldn’t probably mind if your web site is fired from the index regardless because of the vast amount of sites with similar contents that are shown as result of any search performed on Google; and, looking this way, Google’s aim is to redirect their users to pages that are available and accessible properly. Google’s, and every single enterprise’s aim is to satisfy their users or clients and, in this way, they are looking to provide a good service.
Apart of the explained above, we strongly encourage you to learn more about the subject by reading a pair of references. The first: “Has Google regard on the response time of the server as positioning factor?”, including different user’s comments, among all of them the one posted by Brown, who affirms that “after changing my hosting service to a new server, apart from decreasing the response time, the number of visits incoming from Google raised notably”.
The other one: “Why good hosting is important”.
So, summarizing, we have to be very careful with the disconnections of our server. It is necessary to have it continuously monitored so as to fix every single error immediately.
