by drake » 04 Jul 2012, 05:32
I can see aweber form either if I use the url, either if I came from Google search results.
Anyway it's normal to be a delay between the moment when you made your changes and the moment when you see the effect because there are more levels of cache between your site and your visitors.
1. At first level WP-Supercache implemented in your Wordpress installation;
2. At the second level all servers use memcache or diskcache standard modules, but some hosts use advanced object caching like XCache on their servers, and I have a hunch that BlueHost is one of these because I have a previous experience with delays on another site hosted by them.
3. Some of us use services like Cloudflare, wich input another caching level.
4. Even Google store site's pages in some cache (if a server isn't momentarily accesibile Google say shortly: "The site... is down. Retrieving data's from cache..."
5. Finally if a visitor come back to your site, he already had the previous visited pages in the cache of his browser.
All these caching levels store static pages, snapshots of your dynamic generated pages, to serve them to visitors instead of generating again and again fresh pages at every visit. This fact introduce that delay, but without these caches the internet go back with 10 or 15 years, when we waiting minutes to see a page with a picture in it...
You can control only your installation, so, after some changes you can clear the cache of Supercache and this will start the rest of caches to be updated in chain... but the algorithm and times of this chain can't be controlled.