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The feature is not available for everyone, but if it's launched, I suspect that Google will only show the enhanced snippet for pages that embed a lot of images.
A similar feature is available if you click on "search options" and select "images from the page", like in this search for [mouse]. Google will show at most 2 thumbnails next to each search result. Thumbnails "can help you quickly identify whether the page is relevant to your search term. For example, if you see an image of a furry little critter when you search for [mouse], you can probably deduce that the page isn't talking about computer equipment," explains Google's help center.
Google started to show additional information for web pages that include reviews: their date and the rating.
ReplyDeleteGoogle start showing also twitter posts related to that search in real time. This is great thinks beacause as I know it is the only real time information that comes on google search
ReplyDeleteThe snippets are useful in giving a preview of the site.
ReplyDeleteI usually use the image search to see what sites are related to my search term(s).
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