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rubyaim Posts: 757 Joined: 6/22/2005 Status: offline	Google Listings (how do sub listings work)? - 1/22/2007 16:11:40 Hi, this is probably a silly question, and I'm asking it as a Google user. Sometimes when I search a site will come up with sub listings underneath it. I find this very handy and was wondering how it worked? Do people have to pay for this feature on their sites? I've attached a screenshot (Google Australia). The search was for the ABC and I like that I can click on 'Just In' and see the latest news. Thumbnail Image Attachment (1) _____________________________ Sally


coreybryant Posts: 2422 Joined: 3/17/2002 From: Castle Rock CO USA Status: offline	RE: Google Listings (how do sub listings work)? - 1/22/2007 18:50:56 Google Sitemap Question should help you out _____________________________ Corey R. Bryant Merchant Accounts \| Toll Free Numbers \| My Blog \| Expression Web Blog (in reply to rubyaim)


rubyaim Posts: 757 Joined: 6/22/2005 Status: offline	RE: Google Listings (how do sub listings work)? - 1/22/2007 19:02:15 It does, thanks Corey - very helpful thing when there is a very large site returned in a search. Obviously this has been around a while and I've only just noticed it, though most of my searches are for error messages _____________________________ Sally (in reply to coreybryant)