Featured Snippets
Featured Snippets
Description
Answer boxes appearing at the top of the SERP, pulled directly from website content and often used by voice assistants and AI-powered answers.
The Featured Snippets definition
These are answer boxes at the top of the SERP, pulled directly from website content. They are often used by voice assistants and represent prime real estate in zero-click search.
How Jason Barnard uses Featured Snippets definition
We format client content with clean HTML, structured headings, and concise answers to target snippet opportunities. We also identify high-intent questions and design content specifically to trigger this feature.
Why Featured Snippets matters to digital marketers
This is how you win "position zero". If your brand provides the answer in the snippet, you dominate the query, even when users don't click. It's an AI visibility lever every brand must control.
Posts tagged with Featured Snippets
Entity and search/AI glossary: Jason Barnard’s foundational lexicon for the new digital (AI) era
I’m Jason Barnard. I started working on Brand SERPs and the Knowledge Graph in 2012 - before most marketers had even heard the word “entity.” Before AI, before ChatGPT, before...
The simplest way of finding the KGMID
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Knowledge Sources in Entity SEO: What you need to Know
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KPIs in Brand SERP: Everything You Need To Know
What are Key Performance Indicators in Brand SERP Optimization? Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) in the context of Brand SERP optimization help quantify the success of your marketing, brand positioning and...
The Blue Link Algorithm in SEO: What You Need to Know
What is the Blue Link Algorithm in SEO? The Blue Link Algorithm is the ‘original’ algorithm used by search engines like Google and Bing to rank and present the ten...
ChatGPT on Bing / Bing Chat Search: How Does it Work?
Bing Chat uses a combination of ChatGPT (an AI language model developed by Open AI) and the Bing search engine results to provide a user with a summary of the...
Optimizing for the SERP in SEO: What You Need to Know
In this article you will learn why optimising for different SERP Features on Google is important, techniques you can use to optimise for SERP Features (Rich Elements), how the work...
The Perfect On-SERP SEO Strategy: A Holistic Guide
In this article you will learn what On-SERP SEO is, how it works and how you can easily build the perfect On-SERP SEO strategy for your company. What is On-SERP...
Left Rail of a Google SERP: What You Need To Know
What is the Left Rail of a Google SERP? The Left Rail of a Google SERP (Search Engine Results Page) is what you see on the left hand side on...
SERP Features (Rich Elements): What You Need To Know
What are SERP Features (Rich Elements) on a Google SERP? Since its launch (in 1998), every time you use Google to search for something, such as your favourite artist or...
E.E.A.T (Double E.A.T) for Entity SEO: What You Need to Know
What Does Google Mean by Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness? E.E.A.T (or Double E-A-T) stands for Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness. Google takes into account multiple factors and evaluates a...
Knowledge Graph and Knowledge Panel in Google: Differentiated
What Is the Difference Between Google’s Knowledge Graph and a Google Knowledge Panel? The Knowledge Graph is Google’s understanding of the world. As Google puts it, the Knowledge Graph is...
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