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.
Originally Published on SearchEngineJournal April 15, 2020 (Jason Barnard) Learn how Bingbot works during the discovery, crawling, extracting and indexing stages from Fabrice Canel, Bing’s Principal Program Manager. Here’s a...
Originally Published on SearchEngineJournal April 07, 2020 (Jason Barnard) Understand how the Bing search engine works - from its “core blue link algorithm” to rich elements, the dedicated teams managing...
Originally Published on Accuranker March 11, 2020 (Jason Barnard) Google is trying to provide answers. It does this in an increasing number of ways. Rich elements like the featured snippets...
Published on Linkedin January 01, 2020 (Jason Barnard) Nobody asked me, but here are my plans 2020 1 – Continue with the 100% nomad lifestyle. I have pretty much all...
In local search, a lot of the time people don’t click through to your website. They never see your website, so Google’s search result becomes your homepage. You could also...
Originally Published on SEMrush July 05, 2019 (Jason Barnard) Q: Who Googles a brand before they sign on the dotted line?A: Pretty much everyone - clients, partners, distributors, suppliers, employees,...
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