After viewing leaked screen shots of a rich results filter in the Google Search Console, it is currently available for all to make use of.
Google Search Console has silently added an attribute within the Search Analytics report to filter data predicated on “rich results.”
Rich results are when your webpages arrive in the SERP as rich cards or other types of rich snippets. The report gives you an improved sense of just how many impressions and clicks you get for rich results and the way CTR might are different in comparison to normal SERP.
This is a screen shot displaying the rich results filter within the search appearance option:
At Google I/O, we found proof that this kind of filter was approaching, and today it is here now. Google did add the AMP filter compared to that report some time in the past.
Google hasn't yet declared the rich results filter availability in this report, however you can see it.
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