At a glance
Search Appearance Trend charts how your presence in special search features (videos, FAQ, product snippets, review snippets, plain web listings and the rest) rises and falls over the selected period. Where Search Appearance Types gives you a snapshot share, this card gives you the direction of travel, so you can see a rich-result type gaining or losing ground over time.
What it tracks
This card reads the Search Console Performance report’s Search Appearance dimension over time and plots a line per appearance type for the selected period. Thedetail source is “Search Appearance Trend for the selected period.” Each line tracks the impressions (and, where surfaced, clicks) attributed to a given appearance type, for example Videos, FAQ, Product snippets, Merchant listings or Web. A rising line for a feature you recently marked up confirms the structured data is taking hold; a falling line can signal lost eligibility (a rich-result error, a Google feature change, or content that no longer qualifies), which is worth tracing to Rich Results Errors. Because the Search Appearance dimension only registers results that genuinely appeared in a feature, a sudden drop to zero for a previously healthy type usually means a real eligibility or markup regression rather than a measurement gap. Read it alongside Impressions Trend to separate a feature-specific shift from a whole-property movement.