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Multiple Organization Schema on the same site
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I creating a preferred supplier list on my site and wanted to use the Organization Schema for the company details. Is there a issue with having more than one org schema on the same site? or should I just use the one for my company.
Thanks in advance
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Thanks Martijn
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I don't see any issues with using multiple organization schemas on one page. Mostly because you're listing multiple organizations on the page you'll also tell Google they're multiple by adding the Schema to them. I would even say this is a positive signal to Google because you've used the resources to mark them like that.
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