Schema for Services
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There are many schemas for products, but I don't see any for services. They have intangible offers, but it's still for selling a product. I contacted Schema.org an no response. Here is the schema: http://schema.org/Offer
So my question for someone who sells a service: What is the schema for a service like insurance, shipping, financial services?
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Well i have only just done so a few daya ago, and have nort been shown in google yet, but it worked fine in Google rich snippt tool.
I assume that is what is you should use as there is no services schema
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Did you find using product schema for your services made a difference?
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I also used the same (product) for my seo services in Cyprus.
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I used the product schema for services,
you should also look at AggregateOffer for when you have a price range.
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