Write stronger, more robust content for your website by using structured data to inform your content strategy. Structured data is a type of code you can implement on your website…
The Schema Markup Validator (SMV) is a tool for validating all Schema.org Structured Data that’s embedded in a web page. The SMV is a replacement for Google’s Structured Data Testing…
E-E-A-T has been buzzing in the SEO world since 2018, when Google released a broad algorithm update. Google’s John Mueller confirmed that the update was around relevance. Websites were wondering…
Organic search is highly competitive. In fact, over 90% of content gets no traffic from Google. Yet organic search accounts for 53% of all website traffic. As search engines get…
The popularity of entity-based SEO demonstrates how websites are moving beyond the standard search box, and are starting to think outside the box. A well-structured website unlocks opportunities in search…
The e-commerce industry is growing fast, but so are acquisition costs. As a result, many brands are focusing on organic traffic. There are benefits to having both paid and organic…
The answer is simple. Rich results will lead to higher impressions, clicks and time spent on web pages. This is the ‘feel good’ end of the story. However, it starts…
If you measure site performance, you already know about Google Search Console and probably use it regularly. When it comes to gauging the validity and performance of structured data on…
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,…
Creating schema markup for a single product is straightforward and well documented. But things get more complicated when you’re creating markup for many variations of a product. There are several…