Google showing multiple results for forums

Google showing multiple results for forums 0

Posted on September 22, 2009 by Malcolm Coles

Is this new? I'm not sure I've noticed it before.

Multiple threads for forums

Anyway, Google is (sometimes) showing multiple threads for forum sites when they appear in the results.

All comments are moderated. Comments that include URLs and which just say 'Nice post' or similar won't be published, but thanks for the sentiment.

Categories: Internet
Tags: google, seo

Recent Comments

James in You need a paper licence to link to the Royal Mail website: Wow… I would say there is a customer just dying for some support. Just curious. Did we all understand that robots.txt file...
Michael in You need a paper licence to link to the Royal Mail website: Just curious if you know if their “robots.txt” file adheres to that same policy? Does robots.txt only list those 7...
Moxy in You need a paper licence to link to the Royal Mail website: Link, as in “hyperlink”? Aaw that’s cute; they think they have a say in who links to them! Sweet
Michael in You need a paper licence to link to the Royal Mail website: He sure has… He sure has… Someone notify the link-police!
Mark Pack in You need a paper licence to link to the Royal Mail website: Now that’s even better than Hyndburn Council – http://www.markpack.org.uk/the -council-that-bans-you-from...

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