How to add my site on browser

[QingPL]

Hi, I don't know how to describe this problem in the subject, but I will send a photo of what I want to achieve. I want my site to be set up like the one in the photo.

[DaisyVo]

Hi @QingPL 

This part you refer to is sitelinks, and how they appear is entirely determined by Google. We have no control over this. Google will crawl the site and decide which pages to display based on what it deems relevant. You can read more about it here https://kinsta.com/blog/google-sitelinks/

I hope this helps

Best,

Daisy

[QingPL]

Thanks for this information. Also, do you know how to add my custom icon there (the one to the left of the link)?

[PaulNewton]

Hi @QingPL 👋 that's a site favicon:

https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/online-store/images/add-favicon 

[DaisyVo · Accepted solution]

Hi @QingPL 

You can set up it on Shopify admin > Online store > Customize > Theme settings > Logo > Favicon image. Let give it a try! 

I hope this helps

Best,

Daisy

[CodingFifty]

Hi @QingPL,

You need to implement structured data and follow SEO best practices for your website.

Steps to Add Sitelinks for Your Website

1. Set Up a Clear Site Structure:

   • Ensure your website is well-organized and logically structured.
   • Use descriptive and meaningful page titles and URLs.
   • Ensure important pages (e.g., products, categories) are linked from the homepage.

2. Add Structured Data:

   • Implement schema markup on your website using JSON-LD, Microdata, or RDFa.
   • For e-commerce websites, you can use schema types such as:
     • Product
     • BreadcrumbList
     • Organization
     • WebPage
   • Use Google's Structured Data Markup Helper to generate the correct schema markup.

3. Submit a Sitemap:

   • Create an XML sitemap that includes all your important pages.
   • Submit the sitemap in your Google Search Console account under Sitemaps.

4. Optimize Navigation:

   • Add a clear menu and breadcrumb navigation to your website.
   • Make use of internal linking to connect related pages.

5. Create High-Quality Content:

   • Ensure that each page on your website has unique, valuable content.
   • Write descriptive meta titles and meta descriptions for every page.

6. Claim Your Site on Google Search Console:

   • If you haven't already, claim your website on Google Search Console.
   • Monitor your performance and check for issues with crawling or indexing.

7. Encourage Google to Generate Sitelinks:

   • Google automatically generates sitelinks for websites based on their relevance, traffic, and structure.
   • Focus on improving the overall SEO of your website, as Google doesn't guarantee sitelinks for all sites.

8. Check Your Structured Data:

   • Use the Rich Results Test or Schema Markup Validator to verify that your structured data is implemented correctly.

9. Track Performance:

   • In Google Search Console, check the "Search Appearance" section to see if sitelinks appear for your website.

Important Notes:

• Sitelinks are not guaranteed—they depend on Google’s algorithms and your site’s structure.
• Focus on optimizing your most important pages and making the user experience as seamless as possible.