Can I have a Featured Snippet and a Normal Result on page #1 of the Search Results for the same URL?

This is interesting. Google will now, in fact, remove your "normal" search result if it shows the featured snippet for that URL: See the announcement and discussion on Twitter: Not sure if you've been tipped off yet @rustybrick but big changes recently to featured snippets. If you own the featured snippet, you only get that […]

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