Kelcie Rivera – March 19, 2020 Around the world, gatherings of large groups (anything over 10 people) have been strongly advised against. This is impacting the status of many major events. Businesses and organizations are tasked with quickly deciding whether events should be moved online, canceled or postponed. To help support the speed and ease […]
Google Introduces New Schema.Org Event Properties: MoreVisibility Read More »
Joost de Valk Joost de Valk is the founder and Chief Product Officer of Yoast and the Lead Marketing & Communication for WordPress.org. He’s a digital marketer, developer and an Open Source fanatic. Getting a Schema.org implementation right on a website was – until today – enormously painful. There was not enough documentation and no
Schema.org is hard; we’re making it easy • Yoast Read More »
Do you know how to speak ‘search engine’? If there was ever a universal language for communicating with search engines, Schema.org is probably it. What is Schema markup? Before I answer that question, first I need to explain what structured data is. In its simplest sense, structured data is information formatted in a way that
The complete beginner’s guide to Schema.org markup Read More »
Schema.org is a type of structured data markup – essentially, a kind of code – that you include in your webpages to make them easier for search engines to understand. It’s designed to be a universal “search engine language”, and was jointly developed by Google, Microsoft, Yahoo!, and Yandex. It has numerous benefits for SEO,
Bing has confirmed that it is actively building out verification tools within its Webmaster Tools set to enable verification of schema.org structured data markup that is in JSON-LD format. Existing support includes validation for schema.org markup in Microdata or RDFa format only. After seeing this tweet from CBSi’s Jon Henshaw, we reached out to Bing
Bing has confirmed support for JSON-LD formatted Schema.org markup Read More »
Posted by alexis-sanders Schema.org is cryptic. Or at least that’s what I had always thought. To me, it was a confusing source of information: missing the examples I needed, not explaining which item properties search engines require, and overall making the process of implementing structured data a daunting task. However, once I got past Schema.org’s
