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# Sitelinks toevoegen
## Sitelinks toevoegen aan je advertenties in Channable
Om sitelinks aan je advertenties toe te voegen, ga je naar het nieuwe tabblad in de Ad groups-stap van je generator genaamd *Sitelinks*. Hier kun je je sitelinks aanmaken. In het sitelink-formaat kun je de linktekst en -URL en twee beschrijvingsregels kiezen. Sitelinks worden op adgroup-niveau gemaakt en er kunnen in totaal 8 sitelinks per adgroup worden aangemaakt.
## Hoe zien de sitelinks eruit in je advertentie?
Sectie 1 van de linker afbeelding hieronder laat zien hoe het hoofddeel van je advertentie eruitziet. Dit deel moet je instellen in de *Ad templates* tab in Channable. Sectie 2 van de linker afbeelding hieronder laat zien hoe de sitelinks eruitzien in je advertentie. In de afbeelding worden vier sitelinks getoond. In sectie 2 van de linker afbeelding worden de onderdelen van de sitelinks benoemd en in de rechter afbeelding wordt het bijbehorende veld in Channable van dat onderdeel getoond.
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