@@innerbloom1768 Feel free to send me a message with your specific needs by email (contact@guidingdigital.com) or through my website contact us form (www.guidingdigital.com/contact/) and I'd be glad to discuss how I can help.
Beautiful guide. Thorough, yet to the point and unnecessarily prolonged. There aren't almost any good schema tutorials for some reason, yet it's such a useful thing for search engines. Good job!
I've watched quite a few videos about schema markup, mainly because I want to get started using it on my sites, and by far this video has been the clearest and most easily understandable explanation of them all. Thank you. Will search your channel for more vids. Have a great day and Happy New Year! 😎😎
Hi Phil, your video is really helpful. I learnt many things after watching your video. One thing i would like to highlight is that your voice & accent is so consistent that I really had to focus to understand what you are talking. Do something here. You rocks Sir.
This is exactly the tutorial i need. It’s been tough to find help on this. Thanks for sharing and I may be bothering you with a few questions. Cheers from 🇨🇦
Thank you for your efforts, my dear sir. You are really calm and magnificent, and your style is an academic educational method. I cannot help but record my thanks and respect to you again.
Hi Phil, great video, easy to understand and short, which I appreciate. I have a question, you mention high-quality plugin. We have a Wordpress site and there are several schema plugins. Is there a specific plugin you recommend?
One that I've used and that consistently has good reviews is the Yoast plugin. They have a paid and free version. For most sites the free versions might be sufficient. yoast.com/wordpress/plugins/seo/
Thank you for the video! It is really great. Is there another showing how FAQ schema can be added directly in the body of a page? I am building a site on Perch and the head is reused sweepingly across the entire site, not allowing me to add head content to specific pages. Putting it directly in the body would be really great. Thanks!
Yes. You can use the microdata format instead of JSON-LD. This page gives an example of the markup in microdata: developers.google.com/search/docs/data-types/faqpage
Will schema automatically generated by Yoast SEO plugin interere with the more precise method you're showing, or will one override the other? Also, if I have more than 2 service locations (for which i also have seperate landing pages), can I do service markups for both locations? Will Google see this as some "interference" or "irregularity"? And thank you for the great info, sir!
Hi, is there a guide of how to implement data schema for a table of data? I believe its called data-set schema. Still there are so many fields that I dont understand even their meaning. Can you explain how to generate dataset schema? Thanks!
One thing to keep in mind is that the preview results link only shows up if markup is found and my assumption also is that it only shows for markup that would produce rich results in Google's search results.
Yes. Schema markup applies to all websites. It's hard to give advice on how to add it without knowing what platform you are using, but the concept is the same. Somehow you need to place the schema markup in the head section of the html.
For the organization markup, I would recommend either the home page or contact us page, but not all pages. For markup such as FAQ, it should go only on the page it applies to, the FAQ page. Here's an article that talks about it: www.searchenginejournal.com/google-do-not-put-organization-schema-markup-on-every-page/289981/#close
Bit late here but I have a question noone seems to be able to answer - you added the FAQ schema to the FAQ page in the header - but surely this will then be present on every page of your site won't it? Google recently stated that schemas should only be on the dedicated pages that are relevant to that schema. So why does all this code always go in the header? Shouldn't it be inserted into the body? Thanks
You are correct. The schema markup should just be on the page that it applies to. It still needs to go in the header section of the html code, and so if you are using a template for your header, you are correct you can't just put it in that template that would apply to the whole site. Depending on what you are using to build your site, you'll either need to parameterize your header template and then pass in the schema markup from the FAQ page or find a way on your FAQ page to inject it into the head section of the html on just that page. Here's a video that I created that illustrated injecting the markup into a single page. I am using the Gatsby framework in this video.
The product schema needs to be applied to each page separately. I'm not aware of any bulk import for schema specifically. However, depending on what platform you are using, some platforms provide ways to upload product data in bulk via an import. For example, Shopify allows you to import product data via a CSV file and then Shopify automatically will apply the appropriate product schema for each product.
Two that I've worked with that I've been pleased with are the Yoast plugin (wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-seo/) and the WP SEM plugin (wpsemplugins.com/)
From my experience it depends on how how established your site is. For newer sites that don't get a ton of traffic, it has taken 2 - 3 weeks for a FAQ schema item to appear.
I'm not familiar with that plugin. I'm not seeing schema markup in the list of features. Try scanning the page with a schema testing tool to see if it detects the FAQ schema: search.google.com/test/rich-results
Question of the day: What schema types have you implemented on your site?
I’ll be implementing the FAQ type
I Would like to implement to my website, but i would like some help.
@@innerbloom1768 Feel free to send me a message with your specific needs by email (contact@guidingdigital.com) or through my website contact us form (www.guidingdigital.com/contact/) and I'd be glad to discuss how I can help.
Beautiful guide. Thorough, yet to the point and unnecessarily prolonged. There aren't almost any good schema tutorials for some reason, yet it's such a useful thing for search engines. Good job!
I've watched quite a few videos about schema markup, mainly because I want to get started using it on my sites, and by far this video has been the clearest and most easily understandable explanation of them all.
Thank you. Will search your channel for more vids. Have a great day and Happy New Year! 😎😎
Great one! That's an underrated channel man. Let's help him grow, I really want more on Advanced SEO techniques. Cheers.
Thanks. I appreciate it. Any specific advanced SEO techniques that you would be interested in?
@@GuidingDigital I want the Image Marketing techniques in 2021. An advanced image optimisation video 🙏🏻
Pls do more tutorials on these. love the content!
Love how youve given detailed info and tools to use in generating schema. Liked and subscribed! 👍
thanks.
This was such an informative video. Very crisp and clear! Great work
Thanks. Glad you liked it.
Hi Phil, your video is really helpful. I learnt many things after watching your video. One thing i would like to highlight is that your voice & accent is so consistent that I really had to focus to understand what you are talking. Do something here. You rocks Sir.
Glad you found it helpful. I'll keep your suggestions in mind. thanks.
This is exactly the tutorial i need. It’s been tough to find help on this. Thanks for sharing and I may be bothering you with a few questions. Cheers from 🇨🇦
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for your efforts, my dear sir. You are really calm and magnificent, and your style is an academic educational method. I cannot help but record my thanks and respect to you again.
I appreciate the kind words.
Thanks for the detailed video!
I got it finally, how to do it.
Excellent video. Definitely answered my questions about schema.org.
Glad it was helpful!
good utilities introduced. tnx
thanks for watching
I've done a whole Howto Schema Markup, but it does not show me in the preview anything. Any idea? There were warnings but no error.
Thanks for the information. It was really, really good.
What a wounderfully great video! Thank you!
Hi Phil, great video, easy to understand and short, which I appreciate. I have a question, you mention high-quality plugin. We have a Wordpress site and there are several schema plugins. Is there a specific plugin you recommend?
One that I've used and that consistently has good reviews is the Yoast plugin. They have a paid and free version. For most sites the free versions might be sufficient.
yoast.com/wordpress/plugins/seo/
Outstanding video 👍
Great video. Please build more videos how to add or modify schema markup with WordPress. Yoast.
Thanks. I'll add that to the list.
Extremely helpful video.. Thanks so much for making video on this topic
You're welcome. Thanks for watching.
Brilliant! Thank you so much!
u r amazing ill never see tutorials like this pls make some more videos it's relay helps me ..
I'm glad they helped you. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for the video! It is really great. Is there another showing how FAQ schema can be added directly in the body of a page? I am building a site on Perch and the head is reused sweepingly across the entire site, not allowing me to add head content to specific pages. Putting it directly in the body would be really great. Thanks!
Yes. You can use the microdata format instead of JSON-LD. This page gives an example of the markup in microdata:
developers.google.com/search/docs/data-types/faqpage
@@GuidingDigital thank you!
Thanks for the helpful tips to implement schema markup! I’ll let you know how the results go
you're welcome. Hope you see good results.
so so appreciated !!! Please updating news from SEO on ur channel! I subscribed
thanks. I'll be working on some new content this week for future videos.
Very helpful video, Thanks for sharing :)
You're welcome. I'm glad you found it useful.
Will schema automatically generated by Yoast SEO plugin interere with the more precise method you're showing, or will one override the other?
Also, if I have more than 2 service locations (for which i also have seperate landing pages), can I do service markups for both locations? Will Google see this as some "interference" or "irregularity"?
And thank you for the great info, sir!
It takes weeks for Google to pick it up . How will that work when you change product prices daily?
Great job! it was very helpful! Thank you! : )
Thanks for watching.
He is reading . . . And giving explanation
Great job - subscribed :)
Awesome, thank you!
amazing video. very helpful.
thank you! (:
Glad it was helpful!
bravo
Hi, is there a guide of how to implement data schema for a table of data? I believe its called data-set schema. Still there are so many fields that I dont understand even their meaning.
Can you explain how to generate dataset schema? Thanks!
If I test code . Then its showing page is not eligible for rich results
If we are using wordpress cms
So which plugin we need to use to ad code on schema
Please answer it
Sir I am unable to see preview result button in rich result test.
One thing to keep in mind is that the preview results link only shows up if markup is found and my assumption also is that it only shows for markup that would produce rich results in Google's search results.
Hi thanks for this awesome video. I have a question: can schema be applied to a site that is not a Wordpress site? Thanks
Yes. Schema markup applies to all websites. It's hard to give advice on how to add it without knowing what platform you are using, but the concept is the same. Somehow you need to place the schema markup in the head section of the html.
Thanks for the share. I'm still doubtful that if we need to include schema only on the index page or all the pages?
For the organization markup, I would recommend either the home page or contact us page, but not all pages. For markup such as FAQ, it should go only on the page it applies to, the FAQ page. Here's an article that talks about it: www.searchenginejournal.com/google-do-not-put-organization-schema-markup-on-every-page/289981/#close
Bit late here but I have a question noone seems to be able to answer - you added the FAQ schema to the FAQ page in the header - but surely this will then be present on every page of your site won't it? Google recently stated that schemas should only be on the dedicated pages that are relevant to that schema. So why does all this code always go in the header? Shouldn't it be inserted into the body? Thanks
You are correct. The schema markup should just be on the page that it applies to. It still needs to go in the header section of the html code, and so if you are using a template for your header, you are correct you can't just put it in that template that would apply to the whole site. Depending on what you are using to build your site, you'll either need to parameterize your header template and then pass in the schema markup from the FAQ page or find a way on your FAQ page to inject it into the head section of the html on just that page. Here's a video that I created that illustrated injecting the markup into a single page. I am using the Gatsby framework in this video.
Awesome🔥
thanks
Is there a way to implement schema bulk product to an online store (ex: Walmart), or do you have to do it one by one?
The product schema needs to be applied to each page separately. I'm not aware of any bulk import for schema specifically. However, depending on what platform you are using, some platforms provide ways to upload product data in bulk via an import. For example, Shopify allows you to import product data via a CSV file and then Shopify automatically will apply the appropriate product schema for each product.
Recommend just drop in the music everything else is good man.
Which Wordpress plug-ins are advisable for schema posts
Two that I've worked with that I've been pleased with are the Yoast plugin (wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-seo/) and the WP SEM plugin (wpsemplugins.com/)
Hvala
You're welcome
How many days will the schemas usually show up in Google search results?
From my experience it depends on how how established your site is. For newer sites that don't get a ton of traffic, it has taken 2 - 3 weeks for a FAQ schema item to appear.
Can't i just use a plugin like 'easy accordion'?
I am using it for a FAQ Schema by the way. Will it still reflect on the Google serp?
I'm not familiar with that plugin. I'm not seeing schema markup in the list of features. Try scanning the page with a schema testing tool to see if it detects the FAQ schema: search.google.com/test/rich-results
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You need to talk a little slower and more clearly. Video has great information but you ruined it.