问题
I have a Website that typically describes an Organization/LocalBusiness/FurnitureStore and what it sells: brands (not owned), product categories, single products (not owned), service categories and single services (owned).
I need help to define the best/correct microdata structure for the whole website.
I would like to help a simple, clear example/tutorial for dummies.
Each WebPage has the following structure:
A. header
- FurnitureStore: logo
, name
, nav
.
B. main
C. footer
- FurnitureStore
: copyrightHolder
of Website, vatID
, url
to "Contact us" WebPage (with address
, telephone
, email
etc.), url
to "Privacy policy" WebPage etc.
The website has the following structure:
1. Homepage/main
:
1.1. FurnitureStore
short description
with url
to "About us" WebPage.
1.2. FurnitureStore
sold products and services categories list with name
, image
, url
to single product/service WebPage
.
1.3. FurnitureStore
sold brands (Organizations) list with name
, logo
, url
to single Organization WebPage (on this Website).
QUESTIONS:
a. is it better to directly use itemtype="FurnitureStore"
, or itemtype="LocalBusiness"
and additionalType="FurnitureStore"
, or other solutions (WebSite
?)?
b. In lists, is it better to put only the url to the item specific webpage, or also other details, like name, logo/image etc.
c. in products categories list is this code right? Tables
d. In (not owned) brands list, is it correct itemprop="brand"
?
2. "About us" WebPage/main
:
2.1. FurnitureStore
long description
.
- "Contact us" WebPage/
main
:
3.1. Google map
3.2. Contacts and address
3.3. "Contact"/"Request quote" Form
QUESTIONS:
e. Both "About us" and "Contact details" WebPage are describing the FurnitureStore
. Is it right to apply itemscope itemtype="FurnitureStore"
to the body
, so that header
and footer
microdata are applied? Is it right to apply the itemprop="sameAs"
to the links from/to Homepage/About us/Contact us.
4. Single “Product Category” WebPage/main
:
4.1. name
4.2. description
4.3. image
s (products gallery)
QUESTIONS:
f. If main
describes an Offer
/Category
or Product
Is it right to apply itemscope itemtype="FurnitureStore"
to the body
, so that header
and footer
microdata are applied? Or is better to apply itemscope itemtype="Offer"
to the body
and itemprop="seller"
to the header
with itemref="footer"
? mainEntityOfPage
can help? Is there a better solution? What changes?
g. Obvious an Offer
/Category
and most Customized services have no fixed price
: usually you must submit a request for quote. In Google snippets is it possible to show "submit a request for quote", or "starting from n EUR" or similar as price
value?
5. Single “Brand” WebPage/main
:
5.1. name
5.2. description
5.3. image
s (products gallery)
5.4. url
to the official website of the brand
QUESTIONS:
h. If main
describes a brand, is it right to apply itemscope itemtype="FurnitureStore"
to the body
, so that header
and footer
microdata are applied? Or is better to apply itemscope itemtype="Brand"
or itemscope itemtype="Organization"
to the body
and another itemprop
(seller?) to the header
with itemref="footer"
? mainEntityOfPage
can help? Is there a better solution? What changes?
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30661705/typical-localbusiness-website-microdata-structure