Google Sublistings For ShoeMoney.com

by on February 9, 2007 · 27 comments

I have seen these on my SEO’d out large scale sites with proper css and line item menus but I was pretty surprised when I someone emailed me this today:

Google Sublisting

Anyone know what causes this? I thought it was high traffic mixed with easy navigation but this blog is tables and not so much traffic. Anyway its pretty cool none the less.

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Jeremy "ShoeMoney" Schoemaker is the founder & CEO of the ShoeMoney Blog, Elite Retreat Internet Conference, & the PAR Program. In 2013 Jeremy released his #1 Amazon Best selling Autobiography titled "Nothing's Changed But My Change" - The ShoeMoney Story. Jeremy currently lives in Lincoln Nebraska with his wife and 2 daughters.


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1 blueray

Shoe – Whats up with the pathetic richjerk bidding on your trademark? That guy is such a loser I met him once Kelly Felix he is just another flyby night scam ebook salesmen.

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2 ddogg

I believe Google will ‘expand’ your listing like this if you are deemed extremely relevant to the search query. And the links it decides to show are based on traffic data collected by Google.

I figured you needed decent traffic to get a listing like this. This site does have a considerable amount of users with the Google Toolbar installed, perhaps that skews the numbers for Google.

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3 ShoeMoney

It is being addressed through the proper channels. Just takes time.

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4 ShoeMoney

Gotcha.. thats probably why aaron wall has the same listing for “seobook” (is that new?) but not for “aaron wall”

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5 phil

Shoe its your search volume mixed with authority. ShoeMoney evidently is searched enough to pass the threshold and obviously you are the authority especially now that you have the registered trademark

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6 Harry Maugans

Yep, “shoemoney” has become popular enough to warrent it’s own nitch and authority site, in Google’s eyes. Congrats.

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7 Secure Hosting

Shoe, yeah it means that google considers your site an ‘authority’ for the search term ‘shoemoney’. i.e. http://www.shoemoney.com is the most relevant of all sites on the internet for the search term ‘shoemoney’.

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8 oilman

it’s part of that 5% of SEO that’s not bullshit ;)

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9 ShoeMoney

touche

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10 Barry Schwartz
11 cdc

Congrats!

I’m sure you’re aware of this, but 3/4 of those pages are disallowed by your new robots.txt. It will be interesting to see if Google removes this distinction or just puts other pages up there instead.

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12 ShoeMoney

yes thx ;) I was wondering if anyone noticed that.

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13 Glen

Thanks for stopping by Jeremy ;)

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14 anonymous coward

the sub listings are based on traffic volume. a seasonal niche I rank for in google loses its sub listings during the off season, believe it or not.

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15 Jenstar

I see JenSense got sublistings too :)

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16 Evil Green

I just got secondary results for one of my sites and it has lead to a serious increase in traffic.

What kind of increase are you seeing with this development? It must be substantial, although I suppose anyone searching for shoemoney was clicking on your listing anyway :D (except maybe the rich clown opps i mean jerk)

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17 RapidWeb

WTG! shoe, cant wait to hear you back on radio!

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18 Darren

congrats – I got it too for Problogger

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19 jim

Ever search for “showmoney”? Opps

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20 Ryan

I’ve always wanted to conduct an experiment on this… I s’pose that’s why I’m sitting on extendedlisting.com

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21 Bulbboy

Shawn has it too!

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22 Mark

Can someone explain this comment to me. WTF if up with this. I get these every now and again. Just wondering.

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23 Fonzi

Way to go, I always wondered how to get a listing like that.

Keep up the great work on the radio show.

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24 Nick Sullivan

That’s awesome, I was wondering what caused this the other day also. I assumed it was super high traffic.

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