The Process Getting Google 'Jump-To' Snippets
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I know that this isn't a straightforward process and Google selects and implements these snippets on its own, but I have come across certain methods to structure articles in order make it easier for Google to aggregate and classify your data,
1) I have installed a plugin named "Table of Contents Plus" and now it shows a TOC in each of my blog posts and links to each header (<h1>, <h2>, <h3>...) as a separate section for easier navigation.
2) According to the plugin developer, this should also help Google generate 'Jump-To' snippets for your search listings.
3) Google Webmasters Blog has an article on this topic - https://webmasters.googleblog.com/20...-identify.html in which they recommend that each section of the blog post have an associated anchor with a descriptive name.
4) When I check my site I don't see any such anchors in the TOC links or the subsection headers of my articles, so I'm not sure what I need to do next to further increase my chances of getting the 'Jump-To Snippets'.
Please do let me know if any of you here have any experience or knowledge regarding this topic.
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