Ok, I've just found it in Webmaster Tools under Sitelinks! However, have just seen that you can't change the links to promote what you want....this is all automatically pulled in. Does anyone know any tips to get Google to pull in the ones you want?

Hello everyone,

I have no idea how to ask this question, so I'm going to give it a shot and hopefully someone can help me!! My company is called Eteach, so when you type in Eteach into Google, we come in the top position (phew!) but there are 6 links that appear underneath it (I've added a picture to show what I mean).

How do you change these links?? I don't even know what to call them, so if there is a particular name for these then please let me know! They seem to be an organic rank rather than PPC...but if I'm wrong then do correct me!

Thanks!

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Hi guys,

I've been reading through other similar asked questions regarding this but I can't seem to find the answer I need....

I'm having a discussion with my director regarding what would be more  SEO friendly for a new page/URL we are creating.

Is using folders or hyphens better?

The new page is question would be something along the lines of either:

(home page) www.eteach.com/utc

(about us page)--> www.eteach.com/utc/about

(talent pool page)---->www.eteach.com/utc/talent-pools

Using the folder structure here will always show the user that they are on the UTC pages, then shows them what pages they are on int he UTC site.

OR!

(home page) www.eteach.com/careers-at-utc

(about us page)--->www.eteach.com/about-utc

(talent pool page) -----> www.eteach.com/talent-pools-at-utcs

which doesn't make it as clear to the user, but is this way more SEO friendly?

Can anybody make a good argument for and against folder structure vs hyphens?

Thanks,

Virginia

Ok, I've just found it in Webmaster Tools under Sitelinks! However, have just seen that you can't change the links to promote what you want....this is all automatically pulled in. Does anyone know any tips to get Google to pull in the ones you want?