Google Showing Breadcrumb Navigation In Search Results
Confirming our previous reports, Google has announced and explained why and when it’s showing breadcrumb navigation in its search results. Google says it may show these site heirarchies “for a small percentage of search results” when it improves the search snippet with more context about the link being pointed to. What’s pretty cool is that […]
Matt McGee on November 18, 2009 at 1:29 pm | Reading time: 1 minute
Confirming our previous reports, Google has announced and explained why and when it’s showing breadcrumb navigation in its search results.
Google says it may show these site heirarchies “for a small percentage of search results” when it improves the search snippet with more context about the link being pointed to. What’s pretty cool is that each link in the green breadcrumb is clickable, giving searches immediate access to different pages on the listed web site.
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