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FAQ drops and other SERP feature landscape changes

Kevin Indig

Google recently announced significant SERP Features changes: the removal of FAQ and How-To rich snippets. I dissected 5 large sites, Google’s announcement and SERP Feature trends. 🕵️3/ What else is going on in the SERPs? Are SERP Layout changes the reason all rank volatility trackers are in the red?

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9 Content Writing Tricks to Win SERPs in 2023

Scoop.it

To win SERPs in 2023, we need to write content for people but, at the same time, make it look high-quality for search engines. How to Write SEO Texts to Win SERPs in 2023 And now, to practice: With the above three factors in mind, you still need actionable strategies for crafting quality SEO content and achieving a higher SERP ranking, right?

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A Quick Primer on Google's Search Engine Results Page (SERP)

Hubspot

In simplified terms, a SERP (which stands for Search Engine Results Page) contains two types of content: organic and paid results. Although on-page SERP features are optimal for the user, they can make it harder for marketers to get noticed in organic search results, even when they're ranking #1. What Does SERP Stand For?

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Using the SERP to build your keyword list

Moz

There’s a lot that goes into producing a robust keyword list and having one can make the difference between seeing the whole SERP landscape or getting just a glimpse. Each of these features are keyword goldmines — all three of them link to new SERPs from terms that are semantically related to the searcher’s original query.

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What a Two-Tiered SERP Means for Content Strategy - Whiteboard Friday

Moz

The beginning of this I credit to one of my colleagues, Tom Capper, THCapper on Twitter , who presented at our Search Love London conference a presentation entitled " The Two-Tiered SERP ," and I'm going to describe what that means in just a second. This is the two-tiered SERP or what we mean by the two-tiered SERP.

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What Do You Do When You Lose Organic Traffic to Google SERP Features?

Moz

Posted by Emily.Potter Google’s increasing dominance of their own search engine results pages (SERPs) has kicked up a lot of panic and controversy in the SEO industry. But if you have done a traffic drop analysis and reached the conclusion that you're likely to be suffering from a change in SERP features, then keep reading.

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6 link-building myths and truths by Internet Marketing Ninjas

Martech

In an ideal world, other websites within your vertical would link to you – it’s a natural fit. Stretching the relevancy gap when looking for link opportunities is often needed in competitive verticals in order to achieve high-quality links on a consistent basis. Myth 2: Links must be from relevant websites or they won’t count.