What is this section called in Google Search? [duplicate]

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What are the most important things I need to do to encourage Google Sitelinks?

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I want to have something like this for my website:

What is this called?

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What you're looking at is sitelinks. Specifically, in your screenshot, these are paid search sitelinks. There are also organic search sitelinks. In the screenshot, the top result is DigitalOcean's paid search ad, which appeared because you searched for their brand name, and underneath is their organic result.

Paid search sitelinks are Google Ads ad extensions. When you create an Expanded Text Ad, you have the option of including various extensions, and the sitelink extension is the one that supports deep linking to your site's various pages and appears in your screenshot. You point out the pages you want to display. Your ad has to be in first position to display these in Google, so it has to decisively win the auction. Also, Google will decide, based on many different factors of relevance and clickthrough history, how many sitelinks will show (anywhere from 2 to 8).

Organic sitelinks are likewise deep link pages, but you have less control over what shows up. You can't explicitly tell Google what to display there (though you can optimize your pages in a way you think might help). Google will select which pages to deep link to, if any at all. You also have to be at the top of the SERP for the query. Google will then decide if your sitelinks might be relevant.

If the issue about google-search, search-results, , is resolved, there’s a good chance that your content will get indexed and you’ll start to show up in Google search results. This means a greater chance to drive organic search traffic to your site.