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How do I get Google sitelinks on a website?

There are many sites in Google search results that look professional. Try to find "stackoverflow" and you will see at the top the result with a heading, description and table of 8 links to the stackoverflow categories. This is what I am interested in creating for future websites.

So what needs to be done? Does it depend on the number of visitors? How long will it take until the results begin?

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I think you mean " sitelinks ." Usually, Google does not make it publicly available exactly how they are created (for example, to prevent abuse). I suspect that you need the subpages to be very strongly connected, perhaps at about the same level or more than on the top-level page. It is impossible to know for sure. The best way to get a good website on Google is to make it as user-friendly and user-friendly as possible. I think Google usually searches for clues as to whether the website will be relevant to people and most likely will punish content that distracts from the interface in order to become an optimized search engine.

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