Schema

Schema Markup is a special code added to web pages that helps search engines understand what’s on the page, like key information about the content and how different parts are related. In turn, they can provide more meaningful search results for users, inviting them to explore a page displayed on SERP.

Schema is no longer experimental; it’s now mainstream. Learn how to add schema for products to gain more organic visibility and detailed information on a Search Engine Results Page. We’ll cover both WordPress plugins and a Google tool to add html code.

Creating a Trail for Visitors While Google has done some things that certainly make it a challenge to achieve visibility on the search engine, it has also introduced features that attract searchers to your results — if you take advantage of them. One of those things are rich snippets, which provide additional information about your…

Schema.org is getting more SEO press now that we’re living in a post-Hummingbird algorithm world. So what exactly is schema.org and what does it have to do with SEO for real business? I’ll try not to geek out too much, and explain it in hands-on SEO terms. A Collaboration Project Schema.org is a collaboration project…

There’s a stealth SEO practice out there, and most businesses don’t know what it is. Schema.org refers to a relatively new microdata format. When search engines like Google or Bing visits your website, it actually records or indexes the text, image descriptions and headings. It then compares that information with a number of incoming links…