Google Tests New Link Box Feature in Search Snippets

Google is testing a new link box feature on search results that could shift the way users traverse content. The feature shows directly in the search snippet and, upon click, sends users directly to a particular section of the page — much like an anchor link.

Imagine it similar to an upgrade of featured snippets or “People also ask” links but this time as a tidy, clickable box in normal search results.

This experiment was initially spotted by Brodie Clark, who posted screenshots on X and SERP Alerts. While not everyone can view it yet, the images present a little arrow icon as an anchor link.

Hovering over the icon makes visible the precise HTML anchor the link points at.

This is what it looks like:

  • Link Box Icon in Snippet
  • Anchor Preview When Hovered

What does this do for publishers?

More search clickbait links could translate to greater visibility and more engagement for deep content — a SEO win.

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