FEATURED SNIPPETS FOR STEEMIT?
Feature snippets are the special search results that Google shows when you ask a question . The featured snippet is the information that Google deems most relevant to answer the users question.
Featured snippets are relevant to anyone blogging because strangely enough lol being featured makes you stand out bringing in increased traffic.
The question is how do you get a Steemit blog featured?
Here is how I would set about getting it done and as and when I get more time I will attempt to get this done but right now it is more important for me to try to get Infobunny articles featured and I have had some good results. This is what you are trying to achieved as shown in the screen capture below.
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So how do you achieve results like this with Steemit?
Well to begin with most Featured Snippets are generated by these content categories
DIY processes
Health
Financial
Mathematical
Requirements
Status
Transitional
So all you really then need to do it create longtail keyword titles that ask a specific question.
so an example would be
How do you make the perfect cup of coffee?
You then go on to create a killer article that answers the question.
Something to note is that it is unlikly that you will be featured unless you appear on page 1 of the search results when you search for the question answer, so you will need some onpage SEO skills mixed into this.
So do you think you can get a Steemit post featured? Let me know in the comments below.
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Good article! Google always seems to change their SEO algorithms as to determine who they will show structured data (rich snippets) for on their search results page.
Sometimes you can be #1 and they still won't show structured data, or snippets unless you come up with new, relevant, and non-repetitive content.
Also, have a healthy amount of traffic, and engagement with that traffic before their algorithm decides to show structured data the best way they think suits the user.
For more info please see the following Google articles:
https://developers.google.com/search/docs/guides/sd-policies
https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/35769#quality_guidelines
Yes they often don't show them but they are still noticed. They tend to show up for content in certain categories more often.