This past May, we saw a sharp decline in the performance for FAQ rich results across all our customers. The decline was first noticed on April 5 for FAQ rich results on mobile and subsequently affected results on desktop starting May 4. As a result, the clicks, impressions and CTR for many FAQ rich results … Read more
Google has added back the edit code button to the Rich Results Test tool. Ryan Levering from Google posted this news on Mastodon saying, “Excited for this new button in Rich Results Test that makes it easier to test fixes to live code.” ” I know a lot of people missed the Structured Data Testing … Read more
At Schema App, we work with our customers on their Schema Markup from strategy through to results. One of the ways we provide our customers with insights into their strategy is by keeping a close eye on the latest happenings with Google and the performance of rich results across the industry. 2023 started off on … Read more
Over the past month or so, we’ve been seeing a huge drop in the number of FAQ rich results Google has been displaying both on mobile search and now desktop. Google has not commented or said anything on the topic, that is until now. John Mueller of Google posted an unofficial statement on Mastodon saying … Read more
Google Search Console will now show publishers who are part of the Reader Revenue Manager information around their “subscribed content.” Google launched a new rich results status report to show traffic from Google Search and errors they can fix with their structured data. The announcement. Google wrote on Twitter, “We’re happy to update that Search … Read more
December 2022 started with a series of updates from Google resulting in fluctuations in performance on the search engine result page on a global scale. Thankfully, we were able to leave all the negative energy in 2022 and start the new year with renewed performance. This January, we’ve seen December’s fluctuations turn into a steady … Read more
What Are Rich Snippets? Rich snippets are a type of Google search result that displays additional information. Like ratings or reviews. Google typically pulls this extra information from special code (structured data markup) found in the webpage’s HTML. A typical Google search result looks like this: While a rich snippet looks something like this: In … Read more
When a user conducts a Google search, they expect to be connected to websites that align with the intent of their inquiry. As such, Google’s algorithm examines the Structured Data Markup (also known as Schema Markup) of each domain to provide users with the best possible answers to their queries. By adding Structured Data to … Read more
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