Basically, Subscribed Links are there  for web publishers to add information to the top of Google search results. Web publishers are able to do this by submitting a Subscribed Link URL or uploading a Subscribed Link file to Google, and by getting their users to subscribe to their Subscribed Link. Web users do their part by subscribing to the Subscribed Link of web sites that they like and deem valuable on a particular topic or topics. Obviously that way webpages get a higher ranking on Google. Hope this helps.

Hi Tom,
As a matter of fact I do know one that I’m subscribed to myself, but it’s quite embarrassing to admit
The website link is http://calorielab.com and it’s really good for nutrition information and keeping healthy, so don’t think I’m some anorexic diet freak (-:
See, now for instance, if I were  to type „potato nutrition values“ into Google, calorielab.com would rank high or first because by subscribing to it I’ve set it as a site I like and trust.

Subscribed Links let you create custom search results that users can add to their Google search pages. You can display links to your services for your customers, provide news and status information updated in near-real-time, answer questions, calculate useful quantities, and more.

Hi,

Is this similar to RSS Feeds? Just thinking about the description and RSS feeds are somewhat the same..

Thanks Mod Scott for that clarification.. its indeed a good tool for SEM..

And i think it will still fall down to the dilemma of getting subscribers to be able to achieve good results..

Thanks a bunch!