Jump links pulled them INTO the long-form snippet

Jump links pulled them INTO the long-form snippet
14:45 UTC — Spotted in a SaaS docs case. A long guide ranked but never snippeted — Google couldn't isolate the answer in a 4,000-word page. They added a table-of-contents with jump anchors and tightened the section right under each anchor heading.
— Featured snippet appeared on 3 sub-queries within a month
— Each pulled from a different anchored section
— Snippet-driven sessions up ~1,900/month combined
Why it matters: We're hearing that anchor structure helps Google treat one long URL as several answerable units. Jump links aren't just UX — reportedly they're segmentation cues that make a monster page snippet-eligible section by section. Watching this.