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I rarely do one-off projects, but this one really caught my attention. I was determined to find out the issues affecting the site. In this article I detail my approach to the projects I have delivered, as well as key takeaways for my clients and others who may be facing similar situations. But before I dive into the analysis this article doesn’t have a fairy tale ending. My inability to unclog the gutters resulted in thousands of new visitors.

However, I do provide my clients with a wealth of solutions that allow them C Level Contact List to move forward and invest resources in areas that will have a long-term impact. Confirming Doubts with Big Data Now, when my clients first come to me, they have their own suspicions about what happened. Other consultants have advised them what to do. They were told that the Featured Snippet issue stemmed from either an issue related to conflicting structured data on the site or an issue related to clutter that prevented the site from showing up in the Featured Snippet results. I immediately closed the first issue because Featured snippets are not appearing. I've written a lot about this topic in the past. Structured data (in the context of .

Does not affect featured snippets. about Search Engine Land. As for the second point, this is closer to the truth, but also far from it. Yes, structure does help a lot when trying to rank featured snippets. But a website ranking for nearly a million keywords but not ranking for any featured snippets? Not too possible. There's more to this story, but let's first confirm our suspicions. Let's start from the top. Estimated organic traffic is shown below Note that due to confidentiality reasons I cannot show the actual traffic to this site. But the estimate of 10,000 per month given is not far off. Among the 10,000 natural visits per month, 10,000 natural keywords were found.