See Google’s Supplemental Index in Action
By Matt McGee on Sep 15, 2006 in Google
Interesting discovery by “2K” over at the SEOmoz.org blog — a query format that lets you see what pages are in Google’s supplemental index for any domain. It looks like this:
http://www.google.com/search?q=site:www.smallbusinesssem.com/ ***
For example, as I type this Google has 127 supplemental index listings for SmallBusinessSEM.com.
My gut feeling is that this query is not perfect, but it does give a web site owner or webmaster a good, general overview of the quantity of pages in the supplemental index — and that’s the first step toward determining if you have a supplemental problem on your hands.
If you do, there’s help right here on SBS: Gone Supplemental in Google? Get out…
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