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thanks, redbull for the quick reply. I'll dig through the docs and see what I'm missing, but all of my sites generally do have google sitemaps.

 

448191, I figured that this forum was the closest fit, and thought that this would fall under "good coding practices." So, if it should have been under "misc" instead, that's fine.

 

thanks again for the quick replies.

well - as stated, type 'HP' into google. underneath the top link for hewlett packard, you'll see 4 links, including "software and driver downloads", etc. the question, i believe, is how to get those on your own site.

 

as for the cigarettes - it's times like that you wish you didn't clean out the ashtray or smoke the nub-ends right down to the filter. in future, buy a packet of rizla and empty the leftover tobacco (minus the ash) from the nub-ends into the rizla, and bob's your uncle. you might feel a bit bad and embarrassed to do it, but it'll do the trick until the shops open again.

Hmmm... Well I guess Google is playing it's localized search results tricks again because I see nothing of the sorts.

 

Unless you mean the indented SERP items? I bet you do. The companies you mention don't have many of those on my (Dutch) SERPS.

 

I'm not so sure Sitemaps have much to do with them either. I think it's nothing more than a way to group searchresults. Not saying Sitemaps don't help. Am saying sitemaps don't get you extra space on the SERPs. Sitemaps just give you some control over how your pages are indexed. But they would've gotten indexed anyway once you submit your url to Google.

 

As for the butts, I think I'll just try and get some sleep instead. Tomorrow morning a croissant ou cigarette.  :D

did a google search for "google subpages" and it would seem that it's actually automatic, possibly using Google toolbar data to predict what pages in a site are gonna be the most visitied after first entering the site.

 

i found this link first which seems to have more opinion:

http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum30/32228.htm

 

and this one from matt cutts himself that pretty much confirms the opinion as fact:

http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/ui-fun-better-snippets/

It would seem we we're talking about two different things after all. The thing Matt posts I don't see. Well, sometimes, but not in these cases:

 

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It's because these consumer orientated companies all have Dutch departments and Google ranks those higher.

 

I think what Matt shows is just Google's way of fitting MORE relevant search results on LESS space.

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