Carousel of cards at the top of a Google search results page?
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When I searched for "mapping software", a carousel of images which displayed a variety of different companies appeared above the results list. Does anyone know what this is and how you go about getting your company into this carousel?
The attached image displays the carousel.
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Hi,
Those are Google carousel results. carousel results are results from Google’s Knowledge Graph. Please check below article for optimization.
https://searchenginewatch.com/sew/how-to/2299454/4-google-carousel-optimization-tips
Thanks
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