SEO mark-up language
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Hi there, i have been looking into schema and noticed some articles on it recently too.
Who here has used schema/mark-up language in their code?
I heard Google will be looking for at this soon to interpret data better.
Is it schema .org where i can get the code information from?
Any help much appreciated.
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Does schema validate though?
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There's a really useful bunch of examples (each showing schema.org mark up using RDFa, microdata and JSON) here: https://github.com/mhausenblas/schema-org-rdf/tree/master/examples
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Hi Paul,
We are just implementing on a client website. It is quite interesting to work with it, and it is not too hard.
I would firstly check what information I want to provide in the search engines, check the data on schema.org and implement it that way.
If you need help, contact me via email and I will give you specific implementation ideas.
Gr.,
Istvan
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