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Personal Branding Blog — February 25, 2018 — February 25, 2018 Recently Google announced an update of its Featured Snippets for both desktop and mobile search. This provides a personal brand’s website an opportunity to appear in top results with answers to the most pressing questions online. Answers are displayed in a descriptive box in … Continue reading Why You Should Think About Google Featured Snippets Again for Your Brand
Susan Gilbert — February 1, 2018 Follow @SusanGilbert — February 1, 2018 Why You Should Think About Google Featured Snippets Again Would you like your website to be featured as the top answer in Google search results? In a recent blog announcement Google reintroduced their “featured snippets,” which are displayed as a descriptive box in … Continue reading How the New Announcement on Google Featured Snippets Affects Your Website
Chris Harper — January 11, 2018 Follow @MProDaily — January 11, 2018 Google has confirmed that it has officially changed the way it displays snippets in its search result pages. A snippet is that sentence or two below the URL in an organic search result – typically the description of the site – that helps … Continue reading Google Just Increased The Length Of Your Brand’s Search Result Snippets
Pauline Jakober — August 25, 2017 Follow @GrpTwentySeven — August 25, 2017 When you’re knee deep in paid search advertising, you get pretty familiar with the many different ad types and variations out there. But occasionally, something will pop up that surprises me or (more often) reminds me of a particular ad “flavor” that I … Continue reading Make It a Double! With Two Lines of AdWords Structured Snippets
Contributor Brian Ussery breaks down featured snippets, explaining his observations and offering tips for pursuing the coveted ‘position zero.’ Brian Ussery on June 30, 2017 Featured snippets are quickly becoming the only search results for many queries. If a user goes to Google.com and types [what is the tallest tree], Google returns a … Continue reading Featured snippets: Optimization tips & how to ID candidate snippets
What is a featured snippet, and how can you position your content to rank for one? Columnist Stephan Spencer explains this search feature and provides tips for optimizing your pages for it. Stephan Spencer on June 5, 2017 For many site owners, ranking in position 1 is the holy grail of SEO. However, if … Continue reading How to rank for ‘position 0’ in 3 simple steps: A featured snippets primer
Jennifer Gwinnutt — May 26, 2017 Follow @Jenniferrgwin94— May 26, 2017 When iWeb visited IRX 2017 last month, we picked up on a wealth of exciting and upcoming trends that are predicted to emerge from the world of eCommerce in the immediate future. One speech that really stood out for us was from Nick Wilsdon, … Continue reading What Are Featured Snippets And How Do They Affect SEO?
Obama’s planning a coup? Women are evil? Several presidents were in the KKK? Republicans are Nazis? Google can go spectacularly wrong with some of its direct answers. Danny Sullivan on March 6, 2017 Here we are again. Google’s in hot water because of what I call its “One True Answer” feature, where it especially highlights one … Continue reading Google’s “One True Answer” problem — when featured snippets go bad
Featured Snippets: A Dead-Simple Tactic for Making Them Stick By: Ronell Smith November 23rd, 2016 At MozCon 2015, Dr. Pete delivered a gem that perked up my ears when he discussed Google’s featured snippets during his talk, “Surviving Google: SEO in 2020“: “Let’s say you’re No. 5 in a competitive query, and you’re trying to get … Continue reading Making Featured Snippets Stick
by ZOG Digital Follow @zogdigitalOctober 20, 2016 Though content can be constantly optimized for search with off-page SEO tactics, the returns on time spent may diminish as SEO experts identify that the rise in position momentum begins to slow. In some cases, the work may begin to be hindered if the content is weaker than … Continue reading How To Optimize Content Elements To Earn Featured Snippets
