<b>One comparison table outranked my whole 3,000-word guide</b>

<b>One comparison table outranked my whole 3,000-word guide</b>
Wrote a detailed 'X vs Y' guide. Stuck mid page 1.
Added a clean comparison table right under the intro: feature rows, two columns, clear winner per row.
Google pulled the table into the result and my CTR and position both jumped. People scanning 'X vs Y' want the table, not my prose.
Now every comparison post leads with the table, then defends each cell in the body.
If your query has 'vs' in it, build the table first. Go.