Google Books
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Hi everyone,
How does a retailer get listed as a reseller of books in Google SERPs?
See this example for what I mean: http://imgur.com/IYAR43R
Thanks in advanced!
Paul
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I am not 100% (in general) sure but this recommendation in your screenshot f.ex. is closely connected with the activities of Barnes & Nobles and their listings in Google Shopping... furthermore this depends on the markup structure of the website/URL/page ... if there are good reviews Google will "link" to them...
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