But it looks like Google can reward a page with a featured snippet regardless of the position. Many say that if you’re not in the first position, it is unlikely that you’ll appear in Google featured snippets. If you type ‘How to make pizza?’ in Google Search, it responds with the below answer. Google Featured snippets box also known as ‘Google Answer Box’ is displayed when a user asks questions like ‘How to, What is.’ It shows a direct answer that is taken from the first page of the search results so users don’t have to visit the actual page to know more. Implied question queries, where Google tries to understand the user’s search even if it doesn’t have a direct question.Question-related queries (who, what, when, where, why, and how).Since its introduction in 2015, the queries that result in a Google featured snippet have been increasing dramatically.
Google has taken a step in that direction through Google Featured snippets. As time passed, Google gradually reduced the importance of syntax and increased the significance of semantics. Earlier, searching was completely syntax-driven. Google tries to understand a user’s intention when displaying results for their query. There is something that appears even before the top result called the Google featured snippets. The top spot you’re gunning for has been slowly replaced by something younger called position #0. Technically, the top ranking spot of SERP is the first search result that appears in the list. Position #0? But, Position #1 has been my holy grail for many years! Since 2015, digital marketers are trying to find an answer for this question: “How to rank in position ‘0’?
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