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# Adding Sitelinks

## Adding the sitelinks to your ads in Channable

To add sitelinks to your advertisements, go to the new tab in the Ad groups step of your generator called *Sitelinks*. Here you can create your sitelinks. In the sitelink format you can choose the link text and -URL and two description lines. Sitelinks are made on adgroup level and a total of 8 sitelinks per adgroup can be created.

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## What do the sitelinks look like in your ad?

Section 1 of the left image below shows what the main part of your ad looks like. You have to set up this part in the *Ad templates* tab in Channable. Section 2 of the left image below shows what the sitelinks look like in your ad. In the image four sitelinks are shown. In section 2 of the left image the components of the sitelinks are named and in the right image the corresponding field in Channable of that component is shown.

<figure><img src="https://content.gitbook.com/content/F8GepmoSonQRG6RnHOxJ/blobs/GnXgKHvSZWEp32b6OEPi/Sitelinks_EN_samen.png" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>


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