Unsolved structured data google search rich results s
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Hello,
I would like to update the google search rich results for our website using breadcrumblist structured data. I followed google guidelines on how to get this done and even tested it using the Rich Results test but non of the changes I made show up in google search.
Is anyone able to provide assistance with this process?
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