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I’ve seen a few sites like that but they’re not always number 1 in the SERPs…
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@dudibob do you have an example ?
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can’t find it at the mo, will see if I stumble across it over the day
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it’s working for me at the moment, engineering jobs on a google.co.uk search. Number 2 has the new site links
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I don’t really see the point – why would google put this in. It’s a useful feature sure, but I feel it may attract more clicks to their natural listings (away from paid search)?
Surely it’s less profitable for their business model?
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I’ve just seen THREE sites have sitelinks in one search: http://www.malcolmcoles.co.uk/blog/google-shows-triple-inline-sitelinks/
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Just came across this blog. The site I optimise has seen these links today for a volume generic search term http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=used+car+sales&meta=
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Perhaps it’s more a sign of trust than ‘you dominate these SERPs so we’ll let you dominate them more’?
Probably not the best explanation but it makes sense in my head lol
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I have been working for a site that has an exact keyword domain name. The site has good rankings for several phrases and it was either #1 or #2 for its exact domain name search. Recently, I have seen it has come to #1 position for its exact name search and has these 3 new type of sitelinks.
However, the same site also (still) has sitelinks for another totally different keyword, and those sitelinks are the old ones. So for the same site, I am seeing different sitelinks based on the query.
Can it be that Google is giving this new sitelinks for sites that may not qualify to be the ultimate navigational result for a specific query.
Could Google be changing the format of site links and experimenting with a new format on a limited set of SERPs?
BTW loved the way you spam the links