Schema Markup is a form of structured data that allows website owners to provide additional context and meaning to the content on their pages. It effectively communicates the purpose and…
What is a Knowledge Graph? A knowledge graph is a structured representation of knowledge that describes entities and the relationships between them. Knowledge graphs are a part of “knowledge representation“,…
Do you feel like your business gets lost on Google’s search engine results page (SERPs) even though you’ve invested heavily in search engine optimization (SEO)? If so, consider elevating your…
2022 was an eventful year in the world of Schema Markup and Rich Results. As Google continues to improve the search experience for users, we’ve seen volatility in rich result…
Learn how to take your schema markup to the next level and become an SEO trailblazer like Lindsay Malzone from Excel Impact. Not only does she share with you how…
When you Google a person, place, organization or thing, you may have noticed an information box popping up on the right-hand side, called the right rail, of Google search results.…
Often, selecting a Schema.org type to define a web page is pretty straightforward. If there’s price and quantity information, it’s probably a Product. If there’s author and date published information,…
We’re often asked how to check the accuracy of your Schema Markup once it’s been implemented. The answer depends on whether you want to assess the validity of your markup…
Have questions about microdata vs JSON-LD? Wondering how to create connected and semantically correct Schema Markup without conflicts? Look no further. This Microdata Filter Questions and Answers page aims to…
There are lots of times websites have schema markup added by the CMS or Theme that add disappointing markup. In order to disambiguate the data items on the page, or…