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What is sitelinks in Google Adwords?
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. For instructions on how to set up sitelink extensions, see Add sitelink extensions.
How do you customize sitelinks?
To customize the sitelinks you want Google to display for a particular search, you need to:
- Login to Webmaster Tools.
- Click on Search Appearance.
- Select Sitelinks.
- Deprecate the ones you do not like. If you don’t see any sitelinks there, it means Google has not yet selected any.
How to change the links that appear under your site on?
This can be done directly in Google Webmaster’s Search Console. On the Search Console home page, select the site you want to edit the links for Click ‘Search Appearance’ to expand this, and then click ‘Sitelinks’. In the ‘For this search result’ box, complete the URL for the page you don’t wish to display a sitelink
Why does Google not show sitelinks when I search?
If you search for a slightly obscure or poorly optimized site, there is a good chance Google won’t show Sitelinks for it. And for some sites, it might even go beyond the regular 2/4/6-pack of Sitelinks to show a search box, like they do for AboveTheLaw.com: We only show Sitelinks for results when we think they’ll be useful to the user.
How are sitelinks used in a search engine?
Sitelinks are a search engine’s way of guiding users toward relevant information quickly and efficiently. In true Google fashion, you can’t directly change or add these sitelinks. However, you can optimize your website in a way that adheres to best practices while influencing sitelinks.
How are sitelinks set up in Google Ads?
The sitelinks are set up to be account-level sitelinks. The campaign allows sitelinks to display. Sitelinks aren’t directly applied to the campaign. Directly applied sitelinks override the account-level inheritance.