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How does Google generate a formatted list of links under result # 1 when searching on Google?

If you specify a specific object on Google, sometimes the website listed first provides a small list of content, similar to a mini-map of the site, which the user can click to navigate through the linked site, bypassing the home page.

My question is: can I manage this mini-site when I am PR1? If so, how do I do this? I am trying to create a list of relevant links so that users can more effectively hit my site, but I'm not sure where to do it.

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No, you cannot enable this. Google solves this on their own or does not create them and for what search terms. If you sign up for google webmasters , you can see the status (if Google generated some for your site) and learn more about their background.

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They are called Sitelinks - there is an entry in the FAQ about them here .

You can’t control them (except to delete the ones you don’t like) - frequently asked questions: "At the moment, the links are fully automated."

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Google creates its own links, but only for certain sites. As for how he determines which sites receive it and which don’t, I’m not sure, but I suspect that this is due to the site’s site and the amount of content that you have.

For a while I had links for my site (PR4 with 40,000 pages indexed by Google), but after a while they left. In my case, he created sitelinks for the main tabs on the site, probably because they are in the title navigation and therefore on each page at the top of the page.

The only control you have, you can use Google’s webmaster tools to remove sitelinks that you don’t like, but you can’t modify existing ones or suggest new ones.

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