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Google is testing a search result snippet that displays expandable drop-down menus that contain weather, hotels, restaurants, visual stories, events, and more. Clicking on these expandable menus brings up carousels of search results.
From the looks of it, it seems very user-friendly and useful, especially when it comes to travelling.
➡️Google test expandable carousel tab for particular location.
➡️This is for ( weather, hotels, restaurant, events)
➡️Before we have saw same for Google map.
🤔I think Google show this type result to provide more results in serp. #SEO pic.twitter.com/h2BrZXNUiq
— Khushal Bherwani (@b4k_khushal) June 28, 2022
However, this isn’t the first time we’ve seen Google testing this type of thing. They did the same almost a year ago, in August when Search Engine Land reported on it.
We weren’t able to replicate this on Google, but it practically looks the same as on Bing, which has been doing this for quite some time.
Take a look:
Another example of the SERP feature that @henshaw caught in the wild last week. It's not a featured snippet, and like Jon's example, this was for a Wikipedia listing. Very similar to what Bing is doing for some results… Anyway, just another example. 🙂 pic.twitter.com/g4KqxoGtvJ
— Glenn Gabe (@glenngabe) August 30, 2021
As mentioned, Bing has been doing this for quite some time, and personally – I find this feature very useful. Is it finally happening for Google? And, will it affect the click-through rate?
After a few days of cal, more tremors and volatility can be seen, possibly from the unconfirmed Google Search ranking algorithm update we wrote about earlier.
The new update looks like it’s just getting started and some of the tracking tools have already picked up on it.
There were rumours within the SEO community that there may be an update happening. Some said it will happen on June 27t or June 28th, but there’s no official confirmation about that yet. Also, everything looks way calmer today.
We saw large fluctuations around the 19th, 20th, and 23rd, of June. Google’s core update, May 2022, began releasing on May 25 and it was officially proclaimed complete on June 9. But, big fluctuations were noticed before and after the start and end dates.
The tracking tools were picking up on changes the whole morning yesterday, showing some serious spikes.
Check out what the Twitter community had to say:
Read MoreICYMI: Google search ranking algorithm update rolling out in the past 24-hours? https://t.co/JPePfUpoRw pic.twitter.com/8AsDMIpmG8
— Barry Schwartz (@rustybrick) June 28, 2022