What is this called in Google search?

[seongdarith]

Hello everyone!
Could you please tell me What is this called in Google search? How to do like that also?
See the screenshot below

 

[webmillionz]

These are called Sitelinks and are automatically generated by Google.

 

[Zakhej]

Hello everyone!
Could you please tell me What is this called in Google search? How to do like that also?
See the screenshot below

https://ahrefs.com/blog/sitelinks/

 

[mangeshthakur]

This is known as a sitelink that is produced by Google Webmaster Tools; to use it, you must upload a sitemap.

 

[jenifarmakaila]

yes, checked this is called Sitelink

 

[John Rickter Agency]

Hello everyone!
Could you please tell me What is this called in Google search? How to do like that also?
See the screenshot below

This is called Sitelinks

 

[bronzegods]

Sitelinks. The bots crawl and generate the most important sections of the website under the domain name.

 

[roydan]

I see that no one mentioned it before, so these are sitelinks.

On a serious note, there are ways to encourage Google to include specific links with specific text, but nothing is 100% with Google.
Try to include the links you want in the top menu and have the url directly under your root, like this:
domain.com/pleasegoogleusethisasasitelink

 

[4440]

I see that no one mentioned it before, so these are sitelinks.

On a serious note, there are ways to encourage Google to include specific links with specific text, but nothing is 100% with Google.
Try to include the links you want in the top menu and have the url directly under your root, like this:
domain.com/pleasegoogleusethisasasitelink

Some of the sitelinks are just the most popular pages and the others are your main "root pages" like domain.com/products. Not 100% sure but it is most likely the case.
Anyways you can't control them.

 

[Md Sahid Mia]

This is called Sitelinks, created by bots to display key sections under the domain name.

 

[RMX]

As everyone said, sitelinks are created when your submit sitemap. You can read articles about it to know more about it

 

[Meilousian AgMarketing]

That is: Sitelinks are hyperlinks to subpages of a website that appear in Google results listings to help users navigate the site. Website owners can't add any sitelinks; Google adds them through its own secret automated algorithms.

 

[Ad Rent Lab]

Sitelinks

 

[davil_Army]

It’s called a query.

 

[Nikolaos]

Hello everyone!
Could you please tell me What is this called in Google search? How to do like that also?
See the screenshot below

It is called sitelink and it comes automatically from google.

 

[GK Marketing]

Sitelinks Google automatically get it

 

[highersuccess]

sitelinks..Google automatically chooses the most relevant sitelinks

 

[ChibiCosmic]

I see that no one mentioned it before, so these are sitelinks.

On a serious note, there are ways to encourage Google to include specific links with specific text, but nothing is 100% with Google.
Try to include the links you want in the top menu and have the url directly under your root, like this:
domain.com/pleasegoogleusethisasasitelink

true. you can add hyphens to the url (-)

 

[MorganX]

Google Sitelinks - An important pages from your site show up under your main search result. To get them, make sure your site is well-organized, with clear navigation and optimized titles, and submit an updated sitemap. Google automatically chooses which links to display.

 

[AdventureSeeker]

Sitelinks