At a glance
Search Appearance Types splits your organic presence by the special search features your results showed up in (for example videos, FAQ rich results, product snippets, AMP, or plain web listings), expressed as a share of the total. It answers “which rich-result and feature types are actually carrying our impressions and clicks?” so content and SEO teams can see where structured data is paying off and where it is not.
What it tracks
This card reads the Search Console Performance report’s Search Appearance dimension and renders each appearance type as a slice of a pie, so you can see relative share at a glance. Thedetail source is “Search Appearance Types, shown by share.” Each appearance type corresponds to a Search Console enhancement or feature category, for example Videos, FAQ, Product snippets, Merchant listings, Review snippets, Sitelinks search box, or Web (the default listing). The Search Appearance dimension only populates rows once a result has genuinely qualified for and appeared in that feature, so it is a reliable read of which structured-data investments are live in the wild rather than which you have merely marked up. Use it to confirm that the rich-result types you have implemented are actually earning impressions, and to spot features you could pursue. Pair it with Rich Results Performance and Rich Results Errors to connect share to quality and eligibility, and with Search Appearance Trend for movement over time.