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Ideas-Money-Art last edited by

Hi mozzers,

I was checking at the "carpet cleaning" kw national search and an usual result appeared(image attached):

-Title Tag

-Url + Breadcrumbs following

The Breadcrumb showing up near the url is the first time I see that happening!

Anyone has an idea why? Do you think it is a Google new trick or do you guys think it is the webmaster who added a hack to it?

Thanks for letting me know

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Ideas-Money-Art @coneh34d last edited by

Thank you Eric
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coneh34d last edited by

This is expected behavior. Check out http://youtu.be/-LH5eyufqH0 from Google Webmaster Help.

Cheers!
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