New Google SERP Trend
Following on from a previous post, this might be just a passing trend by Google for guide type articles, but I notice they're doing this gallery thing with images, so it might be a good idea to use lots of photos in articles.
Here's a screenshot from another SERP
This is interesting. Thank you for providing this useful information, Eugene.
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