How to Rank for "Interesting Finds" on Google Mobile?
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Hi!
Some of the sites I work with, when doing searches for their top terms, I am seeing some articles listed under "Interesting Finds". I have read some people thought it deals with AMP, others do not. Some thing it has to do with the structured data added to the page, some do not.
Does anyone have a definitive answer on how to increase your chances of being listed here?
Any example is attached. Any ideas?
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