Schema Markup Ratings Not Showing Up in SERPs
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Hello,
I started using the Rich Reviews plugin for WordPress to display ratings and reviews starting on May 27th, but the ratings are not showing up in SERPs yet. Does anyone know why this might be? The link to the website is below. And when I run it through the Structured Data Testing Tool there are no errors.
holtscarpetcleaning.com
Thanks,
Jennifer
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It can, yes. Also, Google's having acknowledged the schema doesn't necessarily mean that it will show the rich snippet on the SERPs. It's still good to have it, though, and you very well may start seeing it appear.
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Thank you for your response! I checked Search Console and see that Google has picked it up. Does it still take time to show in SERPs even after Google has acknowledged it?
Screenshot: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ejdze4fkkv5v47e/Screenshot%202016-07-01%2008.15.52.png?dl=0
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Hi there
This is completely dependent on if Google or other search engines have crawled your website and noticed the changes yet. It takes time and it can be a bit of a wait. I would pay attention to Search Console to see if Google noticed the changes in Structured Data Markup. But yeah, it's a waiting game, be patient and keep checking back! You're doing yourself a favor just by having it on the page.
Best of luck!
Patrick
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