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• Wayne Smallman // Jan 15, 2008 at 9:18 pm

  I’ve been studying Sitelinks for some time, and there’s a whole boat load of criteria that can and will influence their allocation to your ‘blog or website.

  Probably the most obvious is any search phrase which land you at the top, like: “Science Text”, as an example.

  But there’s a stranger side to this — if someone had the mind to constantly link to a specific web page of yours with the anchor text: “Loser!”, and you got enough traffic from that, that might just translate into a Sitelink.

  That’s an extreme example, and Google’s anti-Googlebomb algorithms might just do away with such things, but I have seen some oddities before now…

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• CatherineL // Jan 15, 2008 at 11:30 pm

  They’re bringing out so many new tools it’s tough to keep up. I’ll check out site link. Thanks.

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• David Bradley // Jan 16, 2008 at 7:45 am

  What we need to do to get a better handle on all of Google’s foibles is for one of to get a job at Google working on its inner secrets…

  …seriously though, SiteLinks are a bistable state, they either show up in the SERPs or they don’t. Obviously, if someone cannot see them in WMTools for their site then there is nothing to show up, but I suspect it could flip at any time and without knowing the key factor(s) there is no way of knowing if and when that might happen.

  As to the Googlebombing aspect of this. Webmaster’s do have the “block” device for specific SiteLinks. I’d strongly recommend that all webmasters and bloggers keep an eye on this section of their WMT accounts and block anythins spurious as soon as it appears, just in case Google makes that bistable flip tomorrow.

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• David Bradley // Jan 16, 2008 at 7:54 am

  CatherineL, as I just said, this Tool is definitely worth keeping an eye on. You can spend too long worrying about keywords and inbounds, but knowing that Google has pending SiteLinks for your site will give you a nice warm feeling, especially when they eventually show up in the SERPs.

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• David Bradley // Feb 25, 2008 at 10:14 am

  Sitelinks are now showing for my sites on all data centers. I’ll let you know whether that actually has any impact on traffic later.

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