In December, Google told us they would move its structured data testing tool from Google's site to the Schema.org domain. This was after it first said it will deprecate the tool, since Google only ...

Search engines have long desired a uniform method to understand websites. The need arises because search bots cannot always discern a site’s meaning from crawling its code. Is it a store or a blog? A ...

In a Google SEO Office Hours, Google’s Martin Splitt answered a question about structured data validation and how Google’s validator can show different results than the Schema.org validator. Both ...

Google's Rich Results tool can show incorrect data when used for debugging structured data, which is where Schema.org's Validator can be helpful. A recent discussion in a Facebook SEO group ...

Google has updated the structured data testing tool page to a page that instructs the user to either go to the rich results testing tool on Google or the schema markup validator on Schema.org. Google ...

Structured markup data and microformats are becoming extremely important. If you don’t start now, you're going to be behind. Here's how to create, edit, hack, and validate the schema.org address and ...