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From: Rick1
Date: Mon, 13 Nov 2006 08:58:06 -0800
Local: Mon, Nov 13 2006 11:58 am
Subject: Re: The skinny on the supplemental index
silverstall wrote: Dude that IS NOT THE CASE with most people and sure's hell is not the > apologies to interupt the debate on Affiliate marketing but just > thought i'd mention that our banana bar page is on page 2 of google's > main index. > This reaffrims the point that even if the page is in the supplemental > index it can still appear in the main Google index and i must apologise > to Adam for my previous bleetings. (except the one about speeding up > the re-examination of supplemental pages) case in my......well, case. You are SO LUCKY if you're seeing that with your URL's! I can search for all my search phrases and (at **BEST**) see my MINOR page(s) showing up INSTEAD, pages that NO ONE would ever click on in the SERP's because they don't even have the freakin' PRODUCT in the SERP's snip, and they are almost NON RELEVANT to the search! Usually my page(s) won't even show up AT ALL!! Then I have to go to page 10, then 20, then 30, etc., all the way to the VERY END of the go*damn results then click that "line from hell": "In order to show you the most relevant results, we have omitted some entries very similar to the X already displayed. If you like, you can repeat the search with the omitted results included." Supplemental is supposed to be separate, so I don't see how you're > To return to affiliate marketing, it has gained a bad reputation That's a lot of BS one would have to go through isn't it, just to be > (rightly or wrongly) firstly as it was considered to be a major source > of e-mail spam and seconly many affiliates create large amounts of > autogenerated webpages each devoted to different competitive keywords, > which is the reason, as i understand Google apply a stricter criteria. > >From my perspective the only way to make it work is to set up your own > network and carefully police everyone who joins that network, making > sure that content is not duplicated throughout that network. I may be > talking totally complete rubbish as i have no personal experience of > affiliate marketing except avoiding any web-page festooned with adverts. POSSIBLY, MAYBE, indexed by "the Google God"! Site owners are just going to give up, and that's going to leave G with NO users eventually because word will, and IS getting out, that they are NOT indexing CORRECTLY what they SHOULD be indexing and users are going to start dropping them like soiled diaper. It used to be the OTHER SE's could learn a lot from G. Now, it's GOOGLE that could learn a lot from the OTHER SE's! You must Sign in before you can post messages.
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