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I added 2 new web pages over the weekend and the information showed up immediately in the tool. The structured data tool does not index, it goes out and pulls in the current live data from the Title Tag but it does not display the description data.  To test this change the data in the Title Tag and refresh the preview button and the data is updated immediately.  From my observation Google only needs Title Tag info to display a Rich Snippet.  Go ahead and test it.  In fact you can add a new page to your website and a Rich Snippet shows up immediately.  This is why I am stumped.

I have resubmitted and indexed the entire site through the webmaster tool.  I'll just have to wait and see if that makes a difference.

Thanks for you input Matt.

I'm stumped as to why some of the pages on my website return no data from Google's Structured Data Testing Tool while other pages work fine and return the appropriate data.

My home page http://www.parkseo.net returns no data while many inner pages do.

http://www.parkseo.net      Returns No Data

http://www.parkseo.net/citation-submission.html      Does Return Data.

I have racked my brains out trying to figure out why some pages return data and others don't.  Any help on this issue would be greatly appricated.

Cheers!
Gary Downey

I'm managing a restaurant chain with 10 locations.  Can they all share the home page url of the corporate site in Google Places or is it better to link each location url separately?

Meaning can I use www.company.com for all locations in Google places for all locations or is it better to go with www.company.com/location.html for each location.

The page authority of the home page is 60 while individual location pages the page authority is in the 20's.

Hope this makes sense.

Thanks
Gary

I have several clients like this.  i have a client with 5 locations in New York City.  I built one website and setup one Google Places + account.  I then setup, registered and marketed the 5 locations under the one Google Places account.  Setup a Google Places account for the main location and you then have the option to add more locations. I build citations for each individual location and link build for each location.  I even do separate press releases for each location.

Basically build one website and market each location/page separately.  You are correct in stating the obvious that you will lose domain authority by developing multiple websites.

Hope this helps.

Regards,
Gary