What SEO techniques to fill <div class="f"> in Google SERP ?

by veeco

Posted: 14 years ago 5 replies

Hello guys,
if you notice right now Google SERP display new div wrapped class 'f' (<div class="f">New Content Here</div>) in several site such as facebook and linkedin

it's a new grey color line as shown here:

i would like to know which technique to fill the <div class="f"></div> in SERP ? Any idea ?

#&ltdiv #<div #classf> #fill #google #seo #serp #techniques

bioss 14 years ago

Hey man,
Yes its still Beta , its very cool look here : richsnippets
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veeco 14 years ago

how to use it ? i read the document still little bit confuse.. what should i create for rich snippet data ?
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bioss 14 years ago

its easy , try on Html File and upload to host and test it.
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socialmediawarrior 14 years ago

You can use microdata markup in your web pages that get picked up by Google's rich snippets. Read more on how to enable these tags at Official Google Webmaster Central Blog: Microdata support for Rich Snippets
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kreatorseo 13 years ago

Forum is one of best SEO technique.One of the most general types of website promotion is through SEO.
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What SEO techniques to fill <div class="f"> in Google SERP ?

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