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# SERP Analyzer

See the current organic results and SERP features for a keyword.

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## SERP feature glossary

Features change the layout of a result page. Their presence does not prove that clicks will rise or fall.

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<summary>**View 10 feature definitions **</summary>



### **AI Overview**

Google's AI-generated summary at the top of search results.

It occupies space above some organic results. Click impact varies by query.

### **Featured Snippet**

A highlighted answer box extracted from a top-ranking page.

Google selected a short answer from a page. Review the source and answer format.

### **People Also Ask**

Expandable related questions from other searchers.

The questions can reveal related tasks worth researching.

### **Local Pack**

Map with local business listings.

Local intent is prominent. Check your Business Profile if the query applies to a location.

### **Knowledge Panel**

Information box about entities (people, places, things).

Google has connected the query to a known entity. Structured data may help describe your entity.

### **Image Pack**

Row of images in search results.

Images are prominent for this query. Check whether visual content answers the task.

### **Video Results**

Video carousels or inline video results.

Video is present. Check whether the query benefits from a demonstration.

### **Top Stories**

News carousel for current events.

Fresh reporting is prominent for this query.

### **Related Searches**

Suggested queries at the bottom of results.

These suggestions can provide related queries to inspect.

### **Shopping Results**

Product ads and comparisons.

Product listings are prominent. Merchant Center may be relevant for eligible products.

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## Review this result page

1. 1\.**Name the dominant intent.** Note whether the results answer a question, compare products, provide documentation, or complete another task.
2. 2\.**Open the top pages.** Compare their scope, freshness, evidence, and format before deciding what is missing.
3. 3\.**Use features as context.** A video pack or local pack can reveal the expected format, but adding markup alone does not earn that placement.
4. 4\.**Recheck later.** Search results move. Record the country and date when comparing snapshots.

## Common questions

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<summary>What is a SERP analyzer?</summary>



A SERP analyzer fetches Google's live results for a keyword and reports which pages rank, in what order, and which SERP features (AI Overview, featured snippet, People Also Ask) appear alongside them.

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<summary>How is this different from checking Google myself?</summary>



Google personalizes results by location, device, and search history, so what you see in your browser isn't what most searchers see. This tool queries a fixed market and depth, giving a consistent baseline you can compare over time.

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<summary>Which countries can I check rankings for?</summary>



Select from major markets including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Germany, France, and India. Each market returns results as Google serves them for that country.

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<summary>What SERP features does it detect?</summary>



AI Overview, featured snippets, People Also Ask boxes, local packs, knowledge panels, image and video packs, top stories, related searches, and shopping results, whichever are present for that keyword.

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<summary>Why does my page not appear in the results?</summary>



Increase the depth setting from top 10 to top 20 or top 50; your page may rank lower than the default check. If it still doesn't appear, it likely isn't ranking in the top 50 for that exact keyword and market.

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### **References**

[**Google Search Central** Official documentation on how Google Search works and ranking factors.](https://developers.google.com/search) [**SERP Features Guide** Comprehensive guide to all SERP feature types and how to optimize for them.](https://moz.com/learn/seo/serp-features)

### **Related**

[Keyword Research](https://nuxtseo.com/tools/keyword-research) [Domain Rankings](https://nuxtseo.com/tools/domain-rankings) [Schema.org Module](https://nuxtseo.com/docs/schema-org/getting-started/introduction) [Structured Data Guide](https://nuxtseo.com/learn-seo/nuxt/mastering-meta/schema-org)