finding suplamental pages in your blog

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I have read a lot about how to differentiate your indexed pages that are in the Supplemental "sandbox" and your non-supplemental pages.

Recently I noticed something interesting. That perhaps would be of use to a few members: Try this:
Do a search for your site
site:www.sitename.com
let us say 1000 pages show. Go to the bottom of the results page and navigate to the last post Google lists. You will see that it is not the 1000 pages mentioned at the top of your results when you punched in the search. It might be only 800 pages. A note will be posted by Google at the end of the last page of results saying:
"In order to show you the most relevant results, we have omitted some entries very similar to the 500 already displayed.
If you like, you can repeat the search with the omitted results included."

So what they show you (IMO) in the first 800 results are the non-supplemental pages. The other 200 are the sandbox stuff of supplemental.

Has anybody else come to this conclusion?

Cathy
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[jctroy440]

I have experienced this also. The name of my site can come up in results AND there is a unique string of words put into a marketing sentence that also makes other peoples sites come up with a broken chain. It's not intentional but is certainly is agravating. Usually the extra "omitted" results are irrelevant but sometimes not.

It's a tangled web that Google weaves

[best.hands]

This is interesting. I tried it and my query returned 154 results and after hitting the end result, google notified me below:

In order to show you the most relevant results, we have omitted some entries very similar to the 139 already displayed.

If I am to subtract it, I have 15 pages not shown. I'd like to take a view of these pages, does anybody here had used a tool to help identify them? I know 154 is very little for a manual checking compared to what an ecommerce site would return. But a tool would save sweat a lot.

[alex123]

I have no as such pages in my blog.I am doing develop more my blog pages in order to make them more attractive and informative for all other people as well.I need to ask can i get wordpress blog script from somewhere.

[thebookiesoffers]

if you want to see which pages are in the main index and not the supplemental index put in this site:www.sitename.com/* if you just put site:www.sitename.com it will show what has been cached in total

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if you want to see which pages are in the main index and not the supplemental index put in this site:www.sitename.com/* if you just put site:www.sitename.com it will show what has been cached in total

That's good info. Thanks for that detail.
Cathy
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