: Using Schema.org to represent Person, Google's Webmaster Tools doesn't see it I set a bunch of pages about people with the Schema.org type Person. The testing tool sees the metadata perfectly.

@Eichhorn148

From Google's help document on rich snippet markup


In general, Google will use only marked-up data that is visible to the user. Hidden data will be ignored.


I see in your page source you have something like:

<meta itemprop="name" content="LarraHeart" ></meta>
<meta itemprop="additionalName" content="larraheart" ></meta>
<meta itemprop="image" content="http://cdn-i.highwebmedia.com/roomimage/larraheart.jpg" ></meta>
<meta itemprop="jobTitle" content="webcam performer" ></meta>
<meta itemprop="nationality" content=" Ukraine "></meta>
<meta itemprop="gender" content=" female "></meta>


Meta tags are NOT visible. So the schema markup in them will be ignored by Google. Instead, you should mark up these items in place where they are on your page.

You should do markup like this:

see <span itemprop="name" content="LarraHeart">LarraHeart</span> on Chaturbate now!


The content contained within the tags doesn't have to match exactly, but it should mean the same thing. For example, it is acceptable to use content="female" while presenting "one hot babe" to users.

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