How do you create content for featured snippets?

The paragraph makes a claim that featured snippets can boost "authority" and "credibility." While it's true that being featured in a snippet can enhance a website's visibility and perceived authority, it's essential to note that the snippet's content must be accurate and trustworthy. Simply appearing in a featured snippet doesn't automatically confer credibility.

Featured snippets often answer specific questions that users frequently ask. Use keyword research and tools like "People Also Ask" on Google to identify common questions related to your topic.

if I am an SEO novice, I would be confused with this paragraph, something easier to be understand: To have a better shot at getting your content in those boxes: - For regular text sections, use markers like <p> and try to mention your main topic right at the start. - For lists, use markers like <ol> (for numbered lists) or <ul> (for bullet points). Make sure each item in the list is easy to understand. - For tables, use markers like <table> and clearly label the rows and columns. Think of these markers as labels on boxes; they help Google know what's inside.

For tracking and evaluating your featured snippet performance, I suggest utilizing the Semrush tool. Semrush offers various reports and utilities to aid in investigating your own SERP Features. You can access information about a domain's visibility in up to 38 diverse SERP features, encompassing knowledge panels, reviews, recipes, and more. Additional details about each SERP feature and data collection methods can be found via links provided on this page.

It's normal for Google to rotate who appears in a Featured Snippet. Google uses a lot of click data (we don't have access to this) and will rotate to ensure the best result for users is shown, and this isn't always the most "SEO'd" option.

I won 60+ featured snippets for high-volume keywords in ecommerce niche (bedding and mattress). My strategy was: -Analyze the results you get for a query (that must be in featured snippet results) -Count no of words (must be between 45-60 words) -Open and check if they're under any heading, between 2 paragraphs, image or whatever. (talking not for list results) -Based on your analyses, try to lesser few words and answer the query, use the same strategy {I mean where you get the result, is it under heading, image, b/w paragraphs or whatever}, do the same but add some stats, figures, facts, dates, sections, what is relevant to the result. -Request for reindexing on GSC -Wait for it... Good luck