With it, you can see which SERP features a domain has and then filter and get reports on each of them.
For example, you can click on “Rich Snippets” to see all the queries and landing pages responsible for generating them.
Well, with real-time graphs, you can see changes and trends across these SERP features (and by subdomain, directory, and URL) – something that can be especially helpful when major algorithm changes come into play.
For example, in this image you can see a website thailand telegram group that lost all of its rich results during the search algorithm changes in the fall of 2017.
Example of a website that lost rich results during the 2017 search algorithm update.
And here we can see the opposite case, a website that has gained many rich results during a major algorithm update:
New organic research - New rich snippets
Increase in rich results after a search algorithm update.
It is important to know that you can view real-time graphs for SERP features for both root domains and subdomains, subdirectories and URLs.
Once again, the sky is the limit.
Additionally, you can see a snapshot for each of the queries you are analyzing.
For example, I checked a rich result flagged by SEMrush and clicked on the image icon.
By clicking on the SERP icon, you will be able to access a complete picture of the evolution over the last three months.