Google new rules of supplemental results

Natural Elements · 05-17-2007, 08:35 AM

I dicorvered recently a lot of sites in the health industry got a huge amount of pages in the supplemental results (more then 80% of their site).

Is Google need some room on their main index? I bet they do.

I bet they will need a lot of servers to build their new supplemental index.

John is right, unique contents on titles, meta descriptions, descriptions and articles are gone. Only high quality links will be efficient, now the links war is declared.

I am starting to look closer MSN and perhaps advertise with them, Google his devaluated my hard, and expessive work. The google guidelines has nothing to do with the real face of Google, they just go after big, let some spam pages on their main index, and let down the small business, it was predictable.

Natural Elements · 05-19-2007, 10:06 PM

I have found this post very true from Google group forum "supplemental results" and I am sure a lot of us are in the supplemental results, even the best.

"Regarding the "freshness" of page and fetish for blogs; just how the
he*l is someone supposed to, or be required to, "refresh" a page when
our pages are PRODUCTS FOR SALE? Do they expect us to go and change
the page DAILY? For what purpose? It's a PRODUCT, a STATIC PRODUCT,
who's specifications and information are NOT GOING TO CHANGE, therefore
apparently this does not appease their fetish for blogs, news articles,
journals, diaries and the like. THAT is discrimination against the
small sole owner sites that sell products in order to try and make a
living."

Tell us what you think, it could bevery interesting for all of us.

janhvizdak · 05-20-2007, 12:37 AM

Google's latest changes are really bad. For example nextag.com ranks high for many phrases. This doesn't make any sense since they're pure affiliate and nothing else. In my opinion Google must update their algorithms soon because current SERP are spammy too much. If they don't so it will be beginning of Google's end.

Maybe Google wants more people to join their adwords. This way it will be about MFA sites soon... Google supports MFA sites. F*ck that!

BTW, you can easily get out from supplemental with one simple technique... Articles directories work fine for this purpose... my personal experience from last days.

Natural Elements · 05-20-2007, 10:31 AM

"Google supports MFA sites" yep that's right.

It is pretty amazing to see everywhere on the net how the people are mad at Google, and I agree.

Google is no more then a big junk ads search engine, and no more good for real and serious searches. They just put a new filter on their algo because I am sure they don't sell Adwords like they use to be.