Rich Elements
Rich Elements
Description
Rich Elements is a term coined by Jason Barnard to describe enhanced features in search engine results pages (SERPs)—such as Knowledge Panels, featured snippets, video boxes, and image carousels—that go beyond traditional blue links to provide more visual, structured, and interactive information. Rich Elements is a synonym for SERP Features.
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The Kalicube Process Gives You SEO Results
What is The Kalicube Process™? The Kalicube Process™ is a set of steps designed by Kalicube Pro™ to educate search engines about a business’s Brand. It is a strategy that...
how does the kalicube process work?
The Kalicube Process™ works through 3 steps that optimize your brand across your digital ecosystem. 1. audit and clean your complete digital footprint the first step is auditing your digital...
what are the kpis for the kalicube process?
the kpi for The Kalicube Process™ is a brand serp you own. your brand dominates every result on the page and tells the story you want to tell. the in-search...
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...
“Doing a Disney” on Google: What You Need To Know
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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...
Schema Markup in SEO: What You Need To Know
In this article you will learn how Schema Markup helps with SEO, Brand SERP optimisation and Knowledge Panel management. What is a Schema Markup in SEO? Schema Markup is a...
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...
Brand SERP Layout
What Does a Typical Brand SERP Look Like? Generally speaking, on a well-balanced, optimised Brand SERP you can expect seven Blue Links, three Rich Elements, and a Knowledge Panel on...
People Also Ask Box (People Also Ask Carousel) in SEO: What You Need To Know
In this article, you will learn more about People Also Ask Box (People Also Ask Carousel), their importance for SEO and how they contribute to Brand SERP Optimisation. What are...
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