Common uses for structured data

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Implementing structured data on your site is also a way to prepare for the future of search, as Google is particularly moving towards hyper-personalization and solving problems and answering questions directly. Tom Anthony gave a presentation on this topic a while back, titled Five Emerging Trends in Search .


Part 2 of this series will go into more detail about specific dominican republic number data data opportunities and how to implement them. However, there are some common uses of structured data that almost any website or brand can benefit from:

Knowledge Graph
If you have a personal or business brand, you can edit the information that appears on the right side of the SERP for branded searches. Google uses structured data to populate the Knowledge Graph box.


Rich Snippets and Rich Cards
The most commonly used markup allows you to provide additional context:

Star ratings and product reviews
VIDEOS
Using this markup can cause your site to appear as a rich snippet or rich card in SERPs:


Google Rich Cards Examples for "Recipe"

If your site has multiple items that would match the query, you can also get a "hosted carousel" result like this for "chicken recipes":


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In addition to this type of content markup, Google is currently experimenting with “action markup,” which enables users to take an action directly from the SERP, such as booking an appointment or watching a movie. If this is relevant to your business, you کر سکتے ہیںexpress interest in participating .



Social cards
While Open Graph, Twitter Cards, and other social-specific markup may not have a major impact from a purely SEO perspective, this markup is visible to search engines and Bing specifically notes that their search engine can understand Open Graph page-level annotations (although at the moment they only use this data to provide visual enhancements for a specific hand).