: How do I consolidate the amount of times my website is shown on Google to just my homepage? We have a website that is reasonably new. When you search for the three words that make up the

@Heady270

As Scott Helme answers, it is very unusual not to want more real estate in the Google SERPs. Most webmaster are happy to have multiple links to their site in the search results. Most websites sell more product or otherwise perform better when they allow the user to land on the most relevant page.

If you really want to discourage search engines from linking to results other then your home page then there are some possible actions that you can take. Any of the following should do the trick:


Put robots noindex meta tags in the pages other than the home page.
List the pages you don't want to have indexed in robots.txt (which will usually prevent them from being indexed unless they have lots of external links)
Combine all your pages into one page. You could even use JavaScript to hide and show parts of the page, or load additional content via AJAX.

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@Berumen354

Many webmasters desperately try to get deep links to their site in Google SERPs. This is a show of confidence from Google that they feel this is what people want when searching for you. I have a similar situation when you Google me. I generally have the top 2 or 3 spots in Google SERPs. Occupying the top x number of results is better than occupying just the top spot.

Google may eventually turn this into Site Links, which look like this (see the top result for Amazon).

Personally I wouldn't make any efforts to stop/remove this valuable asset.

Edit

To answer the question though, you can sign up for a Google Webmaster account and request that they do not index the pages in question. This will, after possibly a few weeks, remove the URLs specified from SERPs.

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