: SEO for Google: navigation, company info, video I often stumble upon search results in Google that get a special treatment, like: having the site navigation (and more) being displayed on the
I often stumble upon search results in Google that get a special treatment, like:
having the site navigation (and more) being displayed on the search results page
having a company's location, contact information, Google reviews and e.g. opening hours being displayed aside the search results
having a video thumbnail being displayed with the search result and the navigation structure being displayed instead of the blank URL (giga.de > Deals)
I'm building a website for my (nationally pretty well known) choir but have not been into search engine optimization, yet. There's many blogs and documents on that topic. But what I want is that special behavior described above. Can you tell me how I can reach that? Or are there any documents that deal with these (and more?) special Google features?
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Your first question is about Sitelinks. Google says that this
process is entirely automated and see this question for more
information about Sitelinks.
Second one is about Data Highlighter - Local Businesses
You can use Data Highlighter to tag data about your business, such as
its name, address, customer reviews, and ratings. Then Google can
present your data more attractively -- and in new ways -- in search
results and in other products.
You can tag data about your business using this URL.
You have to mark up your videos with schema.org to show that video
thumbnail in Google results.
When video content is marked up in the body of the page, search
engines and other sites can recognize it and may use it to improve the
display of video content on a page or in search results. Marking up
your content provides information about your videos that allows Google
and other sites to index them
See this link.
News from seroundtable says
Google announced that when a URL is too long, they might now replace
the URL in the Google search results with a "site hierarchy display,"
or what appears to look more like a breadcrumb trail. Technically,
Google analyzes a site's breadcrumb trail and shows this instead for a
"small percentage of search results."
See the news from Google's official blog.
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