Write Clear, Concise and Objective Content

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ur recent featured snippets study (in collaboration with Brado) obtained some interesting data after analyzing 46.1 million mobile keywords and 160 million desktop keywords in the United States:

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Structured data helps major search engines, like Google, Yahoo, and Bing, recognize your content and create rich snippets from it.

Adding structured data to your content improves your appearance in SERPs and can even increase your chances of getting a featured snippet. Here are some examples of rich snippets:

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Recipes

Movies

Events

Let’s say you wrote an article with a recipe for indonesia phone data buffalo chicken dip. You included specific information in your content, such as the amount of chicken needed, the amount of buffalo sauce needed, other ingredients needed, and the cooking time.

The search engine is more likely to identify and feature this specific information in your snippet if you include structured data.

It is best to use them in conjunction with a universal search language such as the one featured on Schema.org to ensure that the correct content from your page is extracted for a rich result or featured snippet.


Use Effective Titles and Subtitles
One way to improve your chances of getting featured snippets is to organize and format your content effectively. All of your headings and subheadings should make sense in relation to each other and present your content in a way that can provide direct answers.