You probably know Schema Markup for its ability to help pages achieve a rich result. But did you also know that you can use Schema Markup to build a reusable content knowledge graph for your organization’s web content? When SEO professionals do Schema Markup with the sole intention of achieving a rich result, they miss … Read more
Google expands structured data for product variants, enabling online merchants to showcase inventory variations in search results. Google now supports structured data for product variants like size, color, etc. Sites must use new structured data markup to show product variations. Valid implementation can lead to enhanced search listings. Source link
Last year was the year of change for search, especially for schema markup. We saw a significant loss in clicks due to changes made to certain rich results, while simultaneously witnessing the most number of new rich results introduced by Google in a year. In August, I even asked myself, are rich results dead? Good … Read more
If you drill down to the very core, every search engine optimization (SEO) strategy has the same aim: convincing Google your webpage is the best answer to a user’s query. There are a lot of tactics you can and should employ to achieve this, but that’s the goal. And, as the Google brain has grown … Read more
If you dig deep enough, you’ll find a good story embedded in pretty much everything. One of the more interesting that I’ve been fortunate enough to witness is the story of Wix for structured data (and I’ve seen more than my fair share of SEO tools). On the surface, you would think a CMS and … Read more
Google’s John Mueller answered a question about FAQ structured data that significantly expanded the kinds of content that FAQ structured data can be applied to, which now includes content that isn’t even in the FAQ format. FAQ Structured Data FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) is a type of content format that consists of answers with questions. … Read more
