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How do I see sitelinks in Google results?

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How do I see sitelinks in Google results?

Here’s how to get started:

  1. Make sure that your website’s name is unique.
  2. Add structured data to your Website.
  3. Ensure your website’s structure and navigation is crystal clear.
  4. Rank #1 for your brand name in search results.
  5. Add a sitemap.
  6. Build internal links.
  7. Crosscheck your page titles.
  8. Raise brand awareness.

How do I change my Google sitelinks?

How to change the links that appear under your site on Google

  1. Go to Search Console home page and select the site you want to edit the links for.
  2. Click Search Appearance to expand this, and then click Sitelinks.
  3. In the For this search result box, complete the URL for the page you don’t wish to display a sitelink.

How do I control Google sitelinks?

Prevent a campaign or ad group from displaying sitelinks

  1. Navigate to the Google Ads campaign or ad group where you want to manage the sitelinks.
  2. Click the Extensionsâ–Ľ tab and select Sitelinks.
  3. Above the reporting table, click Manage sitelink extensions.
  4. Click the applicable option:
  5. Click Apply.

How do I get sitelinks to show up?

The rules are simple:

  1. Use text to create your internal links.
  2. Use proper anchor text.
  3. Build more internal links to the pages you want to appear as sitelinks. In other words, the pages that have many internal links pointing to them, are likely to appear as sitelinks.

What is sitelinks in Google ads?

Sitelinks help users go deep into your website, directly from a Google Ads ad. Sitelinks appear beneath the text of your ads, helping customers find what they’re looking for on your site with just one click. Sitelinks appear in ads at the top and bottom of Google search results.

How many sitelinks should I have?

You need at least 2 sitelink extensions (for desktop), and at least one sitelink extension (for mobile) for the sitelinks to appear in the ad. The number of sitelinks that can appear are different depending on where people are served the ad: Desktop: Your ad can show up to 6 sitelinks.

Can I change sitelinks?

Unfortunately, sitelinks are an automated Google feature that can’t be edited or changed like a web page’s title tag or meta description tag.

Can you edit organic sitelinks?

You can’t edit sitelinks in the organic search results. They’re algorithmically generated. You used to be able to demote them in Google Search Console, but unfortunately Google removed this option. However, there are a few ways to influence them.

Can I change the sitelinks?

How do I add sitelinks to Google ads?

Add a sitelink to a campaign or ad group

  1. In the account tree, select the campaign or ad group where you’d like to add the sitelink.
  2. In the type list, select Ad extensions > Sitelinks.
  3. Click Add sitelink and choose Campaign sitelink or Ad group sitelink.
  4. Select a sitelink from your shared library.
  5. Click OK.

What do you use sitelinks for?

Sitelink extensions take people to specific pages on your site (for example, a specific product or store hours). When someone clicks or taps on your links, they go directly to what they want to know or buy. In this article, you’ll learn how sitelinks extensions work and appear in eligible campaigns.

How many sitelinks are in a campaign?

Video campaigns Your ad can show up to four sitelinks. People can browse and select the sitelinks while watching the ad.