What we found

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Finally, after searching 40,977 SERPs, we compared nearly forty million word bags. Don't sweat it.


Ultimately, there isn’t much overlap with our four cambodia number data . On average, 4 percent of search suggestions showed any duplication. This tells us that Google cares a lot about each SERP feature and we would be wise to keep an eye on them all, even if it means eliminating some duplicate suggestions now and then.

Here's how things turned out when we looked at specific pairings:

Carousel pieces
Carousel snippets answer many different questions thanks to the “IQ-bubbles” that run along the bottom of them. When you click on a bubble, JavaScript takes and replaces the initial “parent” snippets that answer a completely new question. This query is a combination of your original search term and the text in the IQ-bubble. For this little bit of research, we took the bubble text and left the rest.



It turns out that the carousel snippet IQ-bubbles had the least amount of overlap with the other three SERP features. This is likely because the bubbles, while primarily related to the original query, typically consist of subcategories that reside within the top-level category introduced by the search term.