How do I achieve this for my site?

Ecom-millionaire

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Wassup BHW!
I am not sure if this makes me a noob or a dumbass, but for the longest time, I have always wanted my website(s) search results to appear this way. However, I am not sure what name is given to such format of search results nor how it is achieved.
Anyone who has more info on how to do it? Or is it achieved automatically after sometime?
Thanks in advance

 

yherrliche

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Actually a client asked me the same thing yesterday, I'm curious too.

 

Ecom-millionaire

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yherrliche said:

Actually a client asked me the same thing yesterday, I'm curious too.

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Let's hope to find answers

 

Gr00t007

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That's structured data. And they're known as sitelinks.

More info here: https://developers.google.com/search/docs/data-types/sitelinks-searchbox

 

kickthat

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It's sitelinks. Generally you need to be uber relevant for the search term. Most often appears for your own brand name.

 

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Fouzia Akhter

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These are called Sitelinks. Sitelinks are not displayed for every website.

If a website is not well optimized or poor optimized google will not show sitelinks for it.

According to Google, they only show sitelinks for results when they will think that they will be helpful to the users. If the structure of site doesn't allow google algorithms to find out good sitelinks or if google think that the sitelinks of a site are not relevant according to user's query they won't show that.

 

Ecom-millionaire

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Gr00t007 said:

That's structured data. And they're known as sitelinks.

More info here: ***

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Thanks for the response buddy. So clicking on the link you provided.. I see it is talking about the searchbox. I am more concerned about the structure of the website pages on the search engine. the podcast, blog, passive income etc pages/links above. The way they are structured.
Update: I have done a quick search and realized sitelinks is the whole thing (data structure). Thanks for your info.. I will keep digging more about it and how to get my site to the level of getting one.

 

Ecom-millionaire

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kickthat said:

It's sitelinks. Generally you need to be uber relevant for the search term. Most often appears for your own brand name.

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Thanks,, I will do more research about them

 

Leonan

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Can I archieve this with a pre set website?

 

Nicolas Joffrey

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google will do that automaticlly once you reach a hug categories and too much topics with a hug visitors

 

DropshipDave

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My site started doing it automatically, I never did anything to make it happen

 

SkyDJ

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Ecom-millionaire said:

Wassup BHW!
I am not sure if this makes me a noob or a dumbass, but for the longest time, I have always wanted my website(s) search results to appear this way. However, I am not sure what name is given to such format of search results nor how it is achieved.
Anyone who has more info on how to do it? Or is it achieved automatically after sometime?
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Hey. You must use JSON-LD markup for set Google search box for your website. Why JSON-LD? Because it's easiest to understand then schema.org and easy to implement with your website. You can also use it for structuring all your website data, like Breadcrumbs, Blog, Articles.

This is an example for your homepage. It contains SEO title, description, and search box. You need to add this code only on the homepage only.

HTML:

<script type="application/ld+json">
{
  "@context": "http://schema.org",
  "@type": "WebSite",
  "name": "Home page title",
  "description": "Home page description",
  "url": "https://example.com/",
  "potentialAction": {
    "@type": "SearchAction",
    "target": "https://example.com/search?q={search_term_string}",
    "query-input": "required name=search_term_string"
  }
}
</script>

 

doepjohn

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Usually happens automatically depending on amount of traffic and popular points of interest.

Having those items in your main menu might help as well though.

 

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hugh_dixon

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You just need to structure your website well.

 

patadeperro

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Total control of a certain terms, once you are the guy who ranks for that term in first spot for a while Google crawls your domain and show the different links you have to people can find their answer faster.