Google seems to be serving up sitelinks when Googlebot can find and follow a sitemap. The sitelinks are pretty standard--I think they're useful. In my experience, if Googlebot's automated process discovers a sitemap with sitelinks that point to one another, you have a good prospect of getting the link list displayed on a search for your site.
Paul Walsh
· 1 year ago
@Ciaran - that's why I hire people who are smarter than me ;)
POWDER is the W3C name for Content Labels. We've named our Firefox extension powdr.
Eoin O'Leary
· 1 year ago
Hi Paul,
In answer to why it happened .... a question.
Question: Who does Google.com see as the "Leading independent authority and provider worldwide of Web Accessibility, Site Certification, Trustmarks and Mobile Testing products and services."
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http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2007...
http://google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer...
:) I wish I was snowboarding, I miss powder!
POWDER is the W3C name for Content Labels. We've named our Firefox extension powdr.
In answer to why it happened .... a question.
Question: Who does Google.com see as the "Leading independent authority and provider worldwide of Web Accessibility, Site Certification, Trustmarks and Mobile Testing products and services."
Answer: http://segala.com/
Google has been doing this sites it sees as THE Authority on a subject.
Very good news for Segala ;)
Regards,
Eoin