How to alter the search result to this?
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When searching for "kredittkort" on Norwegian Google I get a search results that looks like this. I want to replicate this, but I'm not sure what information they've provided and how they've done it.
It's seems like their both listing products AND have sitelinks connected to a subsite. How is this possible? The sitelinks aren't even subpages of the ranked site. How have they managed this?
Also, is the product previews they have?
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That what I was afraid of - that both the table information and sitelinks were autogenerated from Google without any support from the website owner.
I'm still really curious on how Google got to the sitelinks. Any suggestions?
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Odd, it's showing up for me. What I'm looking at is the third and fifth results (Bilge Pumps and RC Model Warship Kits and Hulls). You should be able to see what I'm looking at by doing a [site:strikemodels.com/products] query in Google as well.
I'll highlight what I'm talking about and reupload too.
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Keri, the images you uploaded are not showing up right. Can you please check. I am kinda curious to look
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Google may be pulling information from a table. I've seen it on other sites in Q&A, and they're doing it on my own site too (see attached image). All of the information that they're displaying I have in an actual table on my site, and I've done nothing else other than put it in a table.
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