Bing Tests Sub Secondary Level Deep Links In Search Listings
Bing is running an experiment with their deep links in the search results. Now Bing is testing displaying sub or secondary level deep links for some search results. That means that under a search listing that has deep links, you may see additional sub-level deep links beneath the main deep links. Here is a picture […]
Barry Schwartz on September 13, 2013 at 9:31 am | Reading time: 1 minute
Bing is running an experiment with their deep links in the search results.
Now Bing is testing displaying sub or secondary level deep links for some search results.
That means that under a search listing that has deep links, you may see additional sub-level deep links beneath the main deep links.
Here is a picture from @tecnonetblog:
Bing recently experimented with deep links in the search box overlay.
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