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How Do I Do This???

by ONEWOLF
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Hello Fellow Combatants

Your help is greatly appreciated !

How do some sites that have the #1 slot seem to also have some of there sub-pages displayed as well?

Example Google Bend Family Dentistry. The first listing shows results for the main url, but Google also displays "Meet the Team" & "Dental Implants" which are sub-pages. When you Google Bend Dentist my site appears in the #1 slot but none of my sub-pages appear like that of my competitor. How do I do that?

Thank you in advance (and sorry if this is a dumb question) Chris
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  • Profile picture of the author Benjamin Ehinger
    It is not all that hard. You have to target the same keyword in multiple ways on your site. I have this with one of my sites and actually have the top three positions because of it.

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  • Profile picture of the author John Hocking
    Google sitelinks like the one you describe are automated and Google is the only one that can create them.

    You do have the ability to remove some if you do not want that page promoted.

    You can find more information here
    Sitelinks - Webmaster Tools Help
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    • Profile picture of the author ONEWOLF
      Originally Posted by John Hocking View Post

      Google sitelinks like the one you describe are automated and Google is the only one that can create them.

      You do have the ability to remove some if you do not want that page promoted.

      You can find more information here
      Sitelinks - Webmaster Tools Help

      Excellent! Thank you for clarifying this issue for me. Chris
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