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Google Adds Sitelinks for More Search Results
Using Google for searching the web, you've probably seen some results pages from time to time that have the top result displaying a number of secondary links underneath it. These links go to different pages within the site.
Simply referred to as "sitelinks," such pages might take you to an about page or a help page, or really anything deemed beneficial to the user by Google's algorithm. The example below for a NASA search displays links for Gallery, Missions, Aeronautics, etc.
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