Hi,

I could see that for some Google search results, some links have below them the sub-links that represent the main menu of the website, for example:

Website title
Website description
Sign Up - www.sitename.com/sign_up.php
Advertisers - www.sitename.com/advertisers.php
Contact Us - www.sitename.com/contact.php
client-login - reporting.sitename.com/index.php

But this result formats cannot be seen with most website results on search engine. How can we do that?

They're called sitelinks and you can't influence whether your site gets them, other than making a really good site.

the one you called 'sub-links' can be shown in Google if you really have a good site content. still it depends on Google. I experience this sitelinks once but only once. ^_^

Thanks, these sitelinks make the result looks good and different from others, but as you mentioned, it is up to Google. So it is a process

Originally Posted by gringo

They're called sitelinks and you can't influence whether your site gets them, other than making a really good site.

Really? Because I get them sometimes, depending on the query. I think mine is great content wrapped up in a lousy site.

Your blog or your main site?