Official statement
For Google to display links to specific sections of a long page, a clear HTML structure is required with distinct sections, ID anchors, and internal links to those sections. While this is not guaranteed, it greatly facilitates the display.
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TL;DR
Google recommends a clear HTML structure with distinct sections, ID anchors, and internal links. This makes it easier to display sitelinks, although it's not guaranteed.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Les sitelinks affectent-ils le ranking ?
Non directement, mais ils peuvent augmenter le CTR, ce qui est bénéfique pour le SEO.
Un site peut-il avoir trop de sitelinks ?
Google décide du nombre de sitelinks adéquat en fonction de la structure et du contenu.
Qu'est-ce qui empêche l'affichage de sitelinks ?
Des structures complexes ou mal définies peuvent gêner Google pour générer correctement des sitelinks.
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