Comments on: What are Google supplemental results ? http://www.google-success.com/what-are-google-supplemental-results.htm Search Engine Optimization for High Ranking in Google, Yahoo, MSN Wed, 09 Mar 2011 06:41:57 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Poonam Sud http://www.google-success.com/what-are-google-supplemental-results.htm/comment-page-1#comment-106519 Poonam Sud Thu, 01 Oct 2009 14:02:23 +0000 http://www.google-success.com/what-are-google-supplemental-results.htm#comment-106519 A basic thing for webmasters to deal with is the 'URL Canonicalization' by implementing both rel=canonical and 301 redirection to determine one version of your site; either the 'www' or the 'non-www' A basic thing for webmasters to deal with is the ‘URL Canonicalization’ by implementing both rel=canonical and 301 redirection to determine one version of your site; either the ‘www’ or the ‘non-www’

]]> By: Ronnie http://www.google-success.com/what-are-google-supplemental-results.htm/comment-page-1#comment-104086 Ronnie Wed, 09 Sep 2009 10:39:13 +0000 http://www.google-success.com/what-are-google-supplemental-results.htm#comment-104086 Hello Google Success! While I was trying to implement 301 redirect of about 100 pages, a quick question pops up into my mind about the transfer of any negative/supplemental effects on new URL pages with the same old content that supplemental pages had? Hello Google Success!

While I was trying to implement 301 redirect of about 100 pages, a quick question pops up into my mind about the transfer of any negative/supplemental effects on new URL pages with the same old content that supplemental pages had?

]]> By: Google Success http://www.google-success.com/what-are-google-supplemental-results.htm/comment-page-1#comment-104013 Google Success Tue, 08 Sep 2009 17:40:51 +0000 http://www.google-success.com/what-are-google-supplemental-results.htm#comment-104013 Hi Ronie, If the number of pages in your website are not in thousands, you better use 301 redirects. Please add your site to your Google webmaster central account. You will find if there are any crawling errors reported by Google. Hi Ronie, If the number of pages in your website are not in thousands, you better use 301 redirects. Please add your site to your Google webmaster central account. You will find if there are any crawling errors reported by Google.

]]> By: Ronnie http://www.google-success.com/what-are-google-supplemental-results.htm/comment-page-1#comment-104010 Ronnie Tue, 08 Sep 2009 15:21:18 +0000 http://www.google-success.com/what-are-google-supplemental-results.htm#comment-104010 Thanks again Google Success! I highly appreciate you helping me with my problem, if I can ever help you for any thing please do let me know. you are absolutely right about the 301 permanent redirects, but the strategy I am playing is to take down all website pages and let Google crawl website without any internal pages. and with time crawled pages will be removed from Google index. Please give me last opinion, do I need to use 301 redirect in this case or not. God bless you ! Thanks again Google Success!

I highly appreciate you helping me with my problem, if I can ever help you for any thing please do let me know.

you are absolutely right about the 301 permanent redirects, but the strategy I am playing is to take down all website pages and let Google crawl website without any internal pages. and with time crawled pages will be removed from Google index.

Please give me last opinion, do I need to use 301 redirect in this case or not.

God bless you !

]]> By: Google Success http://www.google-success.com/what-are-google-supplemental-results.htm/comment-page-1#comment-103815 Google Success Sun, 06 Sep 2009 14:25:32 +0000 http://www.google-success.com/what-are-google-supplemental-results.htm#comment-103815 Ronie, If you are changing any URL names, make sure you use 301 redirect using htaccess to redirect old URLs to new URLs. Most of the times, pages go into supplemental index because of duplicate content across the site. Make sure your pages have unique text content and the metatags (Title, Description, Keywords) match the page content. Ronie,
If you are changing any URL names, make sure you use 301 redirect using htaccess to redirect old URLs to new URLs. Most of the times, pages go into supplemental index because of duplicate content across the site. Make sure your pages have unique text content and the metatags (Title, Description, Keywords) match the page content.

]]> By: Ronnie http://www.google-success.com/what-are-google-supplemental-results.htm/comment-page-1#comment-103807 Ronnie Sun, 06 Sep 2009 12:22:00 +0000 http://www.google-success.com/what-are-google-supplemental-results.htm#comment-103807 Hello Google Success Thanks for replying, actually I used very long URLs stuffed with keywords separated by dashes (-) and I noticed that my website pages got supplemental, I confirmed this by copying content from these pages and past on Google.com to see the whether my website appears on first position or not and I confirmed that the website doesn't show on first page of SERPs. Some one suggested my to take off all the pages and reload them with a new URL once those pages are removed from Google database. Please suggest is it a good practice to do ? Hello Google Success

Thanks for replying, actually I used very long URLs stuffed with keywords separated by dashes (-) and I noticed that my website pages got supplemental, I confirmed this by copying content from these pages and past on Google.com to see the whether my website appears on first position or not and I confirmed that the website doesn’t show on first page of SERPs.

Some one suggested my to take off all the pages and reload them with a new URL once those pages are removed from Google database.

Please suggest is it a good practice to do ?

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