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HI,

In a recent Google posts, now their will be a hyper link in the snippets of the website in Google SERP pages.

Any ideas about it ?

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Following and 's exchange, here is a concise, practical guide for site owners seeing new hyperlinks inside Google snippets and for anyone who wants to influence what shows up.

  • Use a clear site structure and breadcrumbs. A logical hierarchy and an XML sitemap help search engines pick canonical pages and useful internal links.
  • Make internal anchor text descriptive. Avoid "click here"; use short phrases that describe the destination. Anchor text is a primary signal Google uses when choosing labels.
  • Add meaningful section headings and id attributes (H2/H3 with ids) so important subsections are addressable and easier for Google to surface as deep links.
  • Keep page titles and meta descriptions unique and focused. These often become the visible labels in snippets and influence which pages are chosen.
  • Consolidate thin or duplicate content and use rel="canonical" to point to the preferred URL. Fewer competing pages mean clearer signals.
  • If a page must not appear as a snippet link, use a noindex response or remove the page; changing internal linking and anchor text will also reduce its prominence over time.
  • Monitor with Search Console and simple site:example.com query tests to see which pages Google serves for key queries.

Caveat: these links are generated algorithmically; there is no guaranteed way to force specific snippet links. Changes can take days or weeks to propagate.

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What will the links point to?

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The links point to more detail information about the Search Query in the respective website

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