I'm not sure anyone *KNOWS* how to do it, just people who think they do.

It is up to Google's algorithm.

What I have seen is that the most clicked on "and" consistent links on your website's homepage are the ones that are included here. So what ever your landing page is, the most clicked on links "from" the most searched "keywords" or relevant searches are what they use to display those Sitelinks in the search result.

So the links that bring in the most traffic to your site.

On my site there are 6 links that are clicked on daily more than any other, those are the ones displayed here:

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/external/2014/02/1.png

Hope that helps out...

I see... I think I'll have to wait for my forum to become far more active and established to begin picking up those trends and seeing the result.

Would be great if you could really manipulate them though. I've seen some forums have weird sitelinks displayed as a result of its 'randomness'

Its simple

If that helps, these are linked forums and they are also products links in my cart

That was one of my first action when I built my site
The linked forums take you to the demo page and the cart links to product themselves. So as far as Google is concerned, those same name repeat links with different target have to be important.

I also have those links on home page

I think you're site is new based on your statistics:

Threads 1,758
Posts 26,979
Members 1,615
Active Members 357

But as your site grows more popular, Google will have sitelinks to the most popular shared sections within your site. Also a good way is to add direct links within your header to the most popular pages that is relevant to your site. This tells Google that these are important sections/pages within your site.

Take a look at this site for ex https://www.google.com/#newwindow=1&q=animenewsnetwork

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/external/2014/03/14.png

If you visits http://www.animenewsnetwork.com , you will find that these site links within Google are sections on the site's header. It has to be relevant and popular though to your site.

not my site????

I was referring to DreadsUK's site/forum (:

thanks katie, yea its 1 year old next tuesday :)