Truncated sitelinks in SERP
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Anyway, I've seen these pop up for certain searches (not all). I'm curious as to how these truncated sitelinks appear. When searching for a company, the full sitelinks appear with descriptions and the like, but these little ones are a little new to me (apologies, I don't know if they have an official name). Is there a way to get them to appear for our page? Or more importantly, does it matter?
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Thanks for the reply - this was the top organic search result.
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Hi Jacob,
From Screenshot it is not clear that whether that are paid listing or organic? If that are paid listing then those are coming from callout extension in Adwords.
Thanks
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