[MMJ]

In Google searches certain websites such as techguy and microsoft, have approx. 4 or 5 link under them. Is this Google's choice or is there a way to do this? I looked at the source but that didn't help much. Thanks.

[Molucky]

Hope this answers your question.

taken from http://www.google.com/addurl/?continue=/addurl

"Only the top-level page from a host is necessary; you do not need to submit each individual page. Our crawler, Googlebot, will be able to find the rest."

[MMJ]

It is not 100% clear about where the link will show but I think this is it.

Thanks a ton for your help.

[Freeware]

I think (by completely guessing on the first point, though possibly influenced by things I've read and since partially forgotten; with the latter point concluded by general observation) that there are two key factors involved:

• Set up a Google Sitemap
• Be number 1 in the search results

Hope that helps

[Eriksrocks]

I think that Google just groups pages with the same domain under the main domain as a list.

[Freeware]

Originally Posted by Eriksrocks

I think that Google just groups pages with the same domain under the main domain as a list.

i think if you haven't submitted a sitemap, google will only show two pages max, with the second indented, and then provide a link to get more pages from that site. i could be wrong though. do you have any evidence to support the theory you mentioned, eriksrocks?

[MMJ]

Originally Posted by Eriksrocks

I think that Google just groups pages with the same domain under the main domain as a list.

So how come it only does that for certain pages?

[Freeware]

Well, it's a valid suggestion. It could be that it only happens when several pages of the same site rank above any page from other sites.