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We've implemented rich snippets for a product type, as well as rich snippets for the organization type. Both types have their attributes passed into a JSON+LD type script wrapper. Please see the markup and validation here: Structured Data Testing Tool Google picks up the organization type and this is verifiable because we've actually changed the logo on our organization card. However, Google has not picked up any of the rich snippets attributes for our products. Note Both the product snippet and organization snippet validate perfectly, without any errors or warnings on the Structured Data

I'm trying to indicate multiple related products on a product page using schema.org microdata. But the child products are orphaned because they are not contained in the parent div. I tried using itemref but I must be using it incorrectly or it must be the wrong solution. ALSO, I cannot easily create a wrapper div or use the body element to create the parent. My ideal solution would be one that leaves the page structure as-is, and somehow links the "child product" divs to the parent. I thought itemref would do that, but it doesn't appear to be working. Here is example HTML. <div id="main

I'm adding Schema.org (using Microdata) to a product page. My client wants the price omitted for sold products - she doesn't want anyone to be able to see the price of sold products. However this was showing up as an error in the Microdata for 'price': check page in Google SDTT Obviously the average user will still not be able to see the price, but it's used by Google Shopping so might show up. Should I just put a price of 0? It’s perfectly fine to have an Offer without a price . If Google’s Structured Data Testing Tool complains, it does not necessarily mean that you have an error in your

I'm defining a Schema.org Person item on my website using Microdata. Most of it is self-explanatory. However, each mini profile on a summary page has three URLs - one which links to the Person's full ProfilePage , and two more for LinkedIn and Twitter. Do I define all three as URLs, or do I ignore the social media account URLs, because only the "read more" style link is actually the URL for that person? unor For the link to the person’s profile page on your site, you should ‎definitely use the url property . For the links to the person’s profiles on other sites, the answer isn’t that clear¹:

I'm trying to markup my breadcrumbs according to Schema.org in order to get breadcrumbs in the Google results like this: Home > Category > Current page But with my current markup it only shows: Home > Category Is something missing in my markup ( example page )? I'm using Navxt plugin for WordPress. <div class="breadcrumbs" typeof="BreadcrumbList" vocab="http://schema.org/"> <!-- Breadcrumb NavXT 5.4.0 --> <span property="itemListElement" typeof="ListItem"><a property="item" typeof="WebPage" title="Go to Omdömen.se." href="http://www.xn--omdmen-yxa.se" class="home"><span property="name">Hem<

I have an aggregator site for books. I created dedicated AMP (Accelerated Mobile Page) for each book. Example AMP URL: http://konyvar.hu/amp/nicholas-sparks/az-utolso-dal Example canonical URL: http://konyvar.hu/nicholas-sparks/az-utolso-dal In Google Webmaster Tools, I see the following error for this page: Missing supported structured data element Google offers me to Open Test Tool , but it says: All good Please help me, I have no idea, what I'm doing wrong. Am looking at http://konyvar.hu/amp/nicholas-sparks/az-utolso-dal . I think you'll need to declare the AMP page as a NewsArticle or