Google Search Engine Sub-Results

[twalters84]

Hey there,

Please refer to the following URL:

Holland Michigan Real Estate

My client is currently ranked second in the search results for this term.

How does the first result have sub-results such as Holland Developments,
Vacation Rentals, Rental Property, and Read Blog?

How does my client get sub-results like this? Is there something I should be doing? Any advice regarding this issue is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Sincerely,
Travis Walters
admin@codebuyers.com

[Jordan]

If you look at this search term: programming forum - Google Search


You will notice that this site has those same links under it. I don't know how they got there but I can tell you they got there after I added a site map. Maybe this has something to do with it.

[Xav]

You're so lucky - I can barely find my site with Google, except it I actually search it out precisely... then again, I don't have anything interesting on it - it's mainly a personal site - so I don't mind.

[Jordan]

You just have to keep trying and define a keyword/phrase that you want to get into the top 10. Don't pick one that is saturated (like "Programming").

[Xav]

What if my site doesn't have anything worthy of a keyword?

[Jordan]

Then your website is blank? You have a personal website so there is no purpose in promoting it but for a real website, like the original question, then you would have a keyword.

[Xav]

I agree, I currently have no reason to promote my site, but I'm planning on redoing it all (with Joomla!, maybe), and then hopefully it will be worth advertising on Google.

[DevilsCharm]

If a site becomes popular enough, I believe the sub-results will occur. I believe when that happens, Google considers you an authority website, so it definitely is a good thing.

[Xav]

Great! I can't wait!

[TcM]

I was reading.. I forgot where... It all depends on the way you structure your menu, and I think you have to add what DevilsCharm said too