Google Search Listing With Feedback Link
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Where can I find some information on the new Google search listing that shows a Feedback link?
How does one get this type of Google search listing?
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I also have the same question but it is not the knowledge graph. If you search for "domain price" you'll note a price table extracted by Google from a website shown above the organic search result, which is very strange to me:
Anyone know what this is? Organic or sponsored? How do they extract information like that? I mean that website is not even ranking high.
Best,
Corrine
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Could you provide a sample query? A number of features have "Feedback" links now, including Knowledge Graph features (as Umar said).
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Hey Hans,
Are you referring to this "Feedback" feature? (See the attachment)
If yes, then it's a feature of Google Knowledge sidebar panel and also appears with the Local place listings.
If your company has the WikiPedia page, then you will most likely able to see this result. Freebase was very helpful for this but I think Google shut it down last month. You can still utilise Schematic markup for this.
Check out these guides for better understanding,
https://moz.com/learn/seo/schema-structured-data http://www.blindfiveyearold.com/knowledge-graph-optimization http://www.wordstream.com/blog/ws/2014/03/20/schema-seo https://blog.kissmetrics.com/get-started-using-schema/
Hope this helps!
Umar
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