Anyone Seen Sitelinks for Brand and Product Name?
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Hi All,
I could be wrong but it appears our site is getting sitelinks for brand name + product name.
I understand that this is Google's choice and of course it would be great to have this for all our products. Is this random or an experiment by Google.
Please see attached screenshot.
All ideas welcome!
Jim
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Hi Katrina,
Good point about using these as landing pages. I'll keep an eye on the conversion.
All the best,
Jim
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Hi Martin,
Thank you for the reply. It's great to have confirmation.
All the best,
Jim
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Hi Jim,
This is not an experiment. It is selected by Google - you cannot choose/set up the sitelinks there. You should check the sitelinks once a while to make sure you are happy with how these pages are optimised. They give you a massive advantage so you should treat these pages as landing pages as they can drive traffic and be a good shortcut to conversions.
I hope it helps. Thanks.
Katarina
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Hey Jim,
This looks like the results from Google Products.
I think you can be happy with those results. I guess it's not any experiment and Google know what it does.
Cheers, Martin
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