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How to Get a New Organic SERP Image Pack
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I have been doing a little on-page SEO on our site today and came across the following images embedded within organic SERPs, please see the screenshot.
Obviously the users eye is drawn to these and therefore they are likely to result in more clicks. It would be great to know what they are called and how to go about getting these for our own results?
If we managed to implement these across our site it would make a big difference for us, as working in the travel space, images are so strong when painting a picture of the destination.
Thanks
Ben
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@wildernessscotland said in How to Get a New Organic SERP Image Pack:
I have been doing a little on-page SEO on our site today and came across the following images embedded within organic SERPs, please see the screenshot.
Obviously the users eye is drawn to these and therefore they are likely to result in more clicks. It would be great to know what they are called and how to go about getting these for our own results?
If we managed to implement these across our site it would make a big difference for us, as working in the travel space, images are so strong when painting a picture of the destination. dharampatniserial.com
Thanks
Bendid you use any schema into webpage?
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