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.
Posts tagged with Rich Elements
the reality of gig economy, how to learn anything fast, and no-fluff guide to seo | jason barnard
here are some of the things you are going to learn today: – jason’s secret sauce to learning anything quickly and how you can apply it, too – why talent...
The Knowledge Panel Course: How Google Chooses What Photos and Logos to Show
The Knowledge Panel Course How Google Chooses What Photos and Logos to Show Published: April 21, 2021Updated: April 21, 2025 Introduction In this lesson, Jason Barnard explains how to manage...
The Knowledge Panel Course: How a Knowledge Panel Is Built
How a Knowledge Panel Is Built Jason Barnard speaking: Hi and welcome. One thing that is often overlooked is how Google actually builds a Knowledge Panel. As we have seen, a...
The Knowledge Panel Course: How Google’s Knowledge Graph Works
Jason Barnard speaking: Hi there. In this lesson, I’ll explain how a Knowledge Graph works. Understanding this is hugely helpful when adding information to a Knowledge Graph from the outside, which...
The Knowledge Panel Course: The Powerful Geeky Way to Join the Dots
Jason Barnard speaking: Hi there. This lesson is all about joining the dots using Schema.org Markup. This is the geeky way to join the dots. It is very powerful. So if...
Negative Results Course: Leapfrogging With Results You Partially Control
Jason Barnard speaking: Drowning negative and imperfect results using content you partially control. What’s the situation? Here’s a bad result you want to drown and in your list of leapfrogger content...
Negative Results Course: Leapfrogging With Content You Control
Jason Barnard speaking: Drowning negative and imperfect results. Doing SEO for yourself on your own content. What’s the situation? Here’s a bad result you want to leapfrog with content you publish...
Negative Results Course: Leapfrogging - Finding Opportunities
Jason Barnard speaking: Drowning imperfect and negative results. Finding the opportunities. Now, what’s the situation? You have a negative or imperfect result on page one that you haven’t managed to...
SERP Features Course: Triggering and Optimizing Image Boxes
Jason Barnard speaking: Image Boxes. What’s the situation? Approximately 25% of Brand SERPs contain Image Boxes and they bring multiple advantages. If the image is a good quality, it brings a...
SERP Features Course: How Ranking Works (How Rich Elements Get Onto Your Brand SERP)
Jason Barnard speaking: How ranking works. The situation: when you’re doing SEO, it’s really, really important to understand the mechanisms behind Google’s ranking system. I call it Darwinism in Search and...
Brand SERPs Foundations Course: Tactics to Avoid and Mistakes Not to Make
Jason Barnard speaking: The situation you want to improve your brand SERP maybe there’s something in there that doesn’t reflect well on your brand or perhaps you simply want to make...
Brand SERPs Foundations Course: SEO Tactics You’ll Need
Jason Barnard speaking: SEO tactics for your brand SERPs. If you’re an SEO professional, you might feel tempted to skip this video, but then again, a 15-minute refresher course on SEO...
Related Pages:
No pages found for this tag.