Before when I ran "site:" I would only get supplemental results. Even if I had non-supp pages. Now I get the non-supplemental pages first. Why is this so? And is it a good sign? Someone told me before "you have indexing problems if the supplemental pages are above the non-supplementals." What does this actually indicate? Thanks!
I would suspect that this is because your pages are of low quality in Googles eyes. Have you made sure that you have a lot of content differences between the pages. I always try to make sure that my templates are as small as I can get them so that most of the actual content is unique between the different pages
It depends: Do you still have a good part of your indexed pages out of supp Did your Google traffic get affected One of my sites (classified ads) has now about 80% of its pages as supp results and most of them come at the begining when you do site: but my Google traffic still ok
Well, I am coming out of supplemental at this point. My site was 100% supplemental. Then it was like 99% supplemental with "site:" reporting all supplemental unless you searched by "site:www.site.com www.site.com" THEN it would show the non-supplementals. But now, "site:www.site.com" shows non-supplementals first, I'm hoping this means google is going to start indexing me again... I hope! I've tried to make the content as different as possible, not very easy to do. Thanks for the replies.