What is a search result snippet

What is a search result snippet

Search Snippets

The Search Snippets is auto-generated by search engine (Google) based on its understanding of the page content and the embedded metadata tags.
It generally consists of a title, description URL and page content. The content of the snippet should generally match parts of the search query.




Search results snippet should include optimized Keywords search terms for the specific page.



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