What is a carousel snippet and how does it work?
Posted: Thu Feb 13, 2025 10:16 am
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This particular piece holds answers to many different questions and, as the name suggests, uses a carousel-like behavior to bring them all to light.
When you click on one of the “IQ-bubbles” running at brazil number data bottom of the snippets, JavaScript takes over and replaces the initial “parent” snippets with a completely new query that answers a completely new question. This query is a combination of your original search term and the text of the IQ-bubble.
So, if you searched for [savings account rates] and clicked on the “Capital One” IQ bubble, you would see a snippet for “savings account rates Capital One.” That said, 72.06 percent of the time, natural language processing will step in here and produce something more sensible, like “Capital One savings account rates.”
On new snippets, IQ-bubbles sit at the top, making room for a “search for” link below. The link bubble is the snippet’s query and when clicked, it becomes a new SERP search query — a bit of fun سے لیاthe “People Also Ask” box .
You can blame Google for the ridiculous name “IQ-bubble” — that’s the class tag they gave to the HTML SERP. We’ve heard them referred to as “purification” bubbles or “relevant search” bubbles, but we don’t like either because we’ve seen them improve and make both relevant. The IQ-bubble is this.
This particular piece holds answers to many different questions and, as the name suggests, uses a carousel-like behavior to bring them all to light.
When you click on one of the “IQ-bubbles” running at brazil number data bottom of the snippets, JavaScript takes over and replaces the initial “parent” snippets with a completely new query that answers a completely new question. This query is a combination of your original search term and the text of the IQ-bubble.
So, if you searched for [savings account rates] and clicked on the “Capital One” IQ bubble, you would see a snippet for “savings account rates Capital One.” That said, 72.06 percent of the time, natural language processing will step in here and produce something more sensible, like “Capital One savings account rates.”
On new snippets, IQ-bubbles sit at the top, making room for a “search for” link below. The link bubble is the snippet’s query and when clicked, it becomes a new SERP search query — a bit of fun سے لیاthe “People Also Ask” box .
You can blame Google for the ridiculous name “IQ-bubble” — that’s the class tag they gave to the HTML SERP. We’ve heard them referred to as “purification” bubbles or “relevant search” bubbles, but we don’t like either because we’ve seen them improve and make both relevant. The IQ-bubble is this.