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Google no longer shows supplimental result.
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Google Webmaster Tools is good.... also many people in Supplemental are using the same description for every page and in many cases the same title tags.... make sure each is unique... also do not have too much duplicated content on every page... except for navigation and footers etc

some time you may not have enough other content and the pages score high for duplication
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Click to Expand / Collapse  Quote originally posted by akanksha ...
Hello....
I am Akanksha new to DENIWEB...seemed very interesting. I am here to discuss about the Google Hell...Supplemental index ratio.

It was earlier when google shows supplemental tags in SERPs, but now this is history....but is it really so. I am working on my site promotion work. The Supplemental index ratios for my site is 99.95 %

My site's page rank in google is 4..i am trying to improve page rank. Can anyone suggest me what strategy should i follow to do so.
check it http://www.thedownloadplanet.com/supplemental/
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