SERP features in SEOmonitor are keyword attributes to help you understand and discover the new opportunities they open and the organic opportunities they inhibit — when you need to do so at scale.

To make this data easy to use, we also compute the SERP feature impact on the searches that end up clicking on organic results.

We're updating the SERP features when we update the ranks: daily, for both devices, with SERP-feature-specific details, like which website is listed and how many ads or images are present.

If you're listed in the feature, the icon is blue instead of grey.

The Knowledge Graph feature presence also includes the Role, e.g. for "Shakespeare" - English playwright, for "London" - Capital of England.

Some SERP features have website listings (including own presence and count):

For Hotels, Maps and Recipes, which don't have the URLs in the feature, we have to use an algorithm to figure out your website's presence, starting from the homepage title and the titles found in the feature.

In the example below, we see an overlap (signalling website presence) between:

At a keyword level, you can explore the SERP history graph in the Rank Tracker - Keyword Sidebar:

At a group level, you have the SERP feature Visibility metric for Local Pack, Featured Snippet, Top Stories, and Hotels.

All tracked keywords get updated SERP features, but you also need to analyze the daily SERP feature presence and spot the potentially-missed listing opportunities, at scale.

For the SERP features where we detect if the monitored URL is present in the listings, we also show the count (device-relative): keywords that currently (today) have specific SERP features present and, additionally, in how many of them is your website listed.

We want to include more SERP features in the future, so please help us better prioritize, by letting our Customer Service team know what you'd need to see next.