Schema for Knowledge Graph Card
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Hello, all!
I have a client who's Fortune 500 - has all the good "stuff" that is associated with pulling in proper info into the knowledge graph/company information box - Wikipedia, strong citations, etc., but the card is showing the wrong company type!
Has anyone had experience with influencing this via Schema or anything else clever?
Note that the correct company type is referenced in all the usual spots.
Thanks!
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We added schema mark-up to our company website.
We needed it to improve the local seo, and sell more luxury summerhouses.
We also needed to add schema to the NAP information to highlight the business's name, address, and also the phone number.
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This should be able to be edited in Google My Business. If you have the login information for the account this is linked to the Google Maps citation you are seeing, you should be able to login and edit the categories under the "Info" Tab.
If you do not have the login information for it, search the business name in Google Maps, go to "Suggest An Edit" and click on the category listed, it should cross it out and then you can suggest a new category for Google to review. This way does not guarantee it will change, but is worth a shot if you don't have the information to login to their GMB account. Best of success!
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