I'm seeing new major serp changes today including supplemental results being readded to the index. Is anyone else seeing this? I'm NOT complaining though... this will indeed help a lot of us out as far as coop weight goes. Is this a dream?? edit: by serps they were always in serps. What I meant was a site:domain returns the results once again giving more pages to a site.
Maybe its a flux or so but Im still seeing the same results as ever. No change. But it maybe it differs per niche. COuld u show us some examples? Sorry edit. I do see the same ye.
I don't see any drastic changes, but if google makes a major change where most sites saw extra pages, it wouldn't give any more benefit as the co-op is proportional.
This is true in most cases. But it's hard to say how many sites have what percentage supplemental results. If I understand correctly a page becomes supplemental when there are no links(internal or external) to it. I could be wrong though. So any site that recently (or not so recently) changes url styles without properly redirecting will see a much higher boost than someone who's kept the same structure throughout.
At the latest TPR update my site too lost a number of duplicate results (not sure if these are "supplementals") from the index. Consequently (at least that was my impression) PR fell from 6 to 5. After that I finally decided to submit a sitemap and Google has generally shown the correct number of pages as listed in the sitemap. But now there are 10 data centers in McDar's list that show a higher number again. Anyway, long story that could simply confirm iconrate's observation.
I agree. Supplemetal results have been counting towards a site's total page count for a while now. I have this PR5 AWS site I baught a while back for a few hundred bucks.. it has 23,000 pages indexed using the "site:" command.. and virtually all are supplemental results. The co-op weight is also 23,000!!