Posted on: Tuesday 03 February 2015 — 00:51
Posted by Cyrus-Shepard
Several months ago, Google announced a new
sitelinks search box. Almost immediately, the sitelinks search box markup
became one of the fastest growing Schema implementations on the web.
According
to the folks at SimilarTech (part of the SimilarWeb family) the
SearchAction markup now dominates all other Schema types on the top 1 million
sites that they monitor.
Moving beyond the top million sites to the
entire Internet, the SearchAction Schema is the 12th most popular Schema out of
the 49 types that SimilarTech measures.
Despite such strong adoption, until now we have had very little
evidence to understand the effects of the sitelinks search box. After Google
dropped support for authorship photos in search results, many webmasters are
weary of investing in each new initiative Google announces.
Sitelinks search box basics
The box appears in Google's search results for
certain branded
and navigation
queries such as:
- adobe
- apple website
- nytimes dot com
The box all allows users to refine searches to
within a particular site, as in this example below when a user searches for
"Moz" and refines their search to "keyword research".
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