Web pages will end up in Google’s Supplemental Index if Google’s algorithm judges them to be made up of largely duplicate content and / or they have a lower trust score. Pages in the supplemental index may still rank in search results, but only if Google finds relatively few results in its main index which are relevant to the search query which the user has entered.

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