: Google Rich Snippets indexing fall To 12th November 2013 there were about 3000 pages with structured data indexed for our site according to Google Webmaster Tools. There were stars and all related

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Here is a relevant article:


...don’t be discouraged if your Rich Snippets do a disappearing act. Google is constantly testing and modifying its algorithms. Here’s the best way to react:


Leave your markup code as is for at least 8 weeks and just monitor the ups and downs of your Rich Snippets. They mean Google is continually analyzing your site.
As long as your Rich Snippets don’t disappear for more than two weeks in a row, there likely isn’t a problem with your markup.
If you panic and mess with your markup during this phase, you risk sending Google mixed signals about the authenticity of your web pages.
If you’re genuinely worried about the correctness of your markup implementation, have someone in the know audit your site for errors before you make any changes.
If after 8 weeks or so, you don’t have any Rich Snippets, or if you had some early on but they’ve been gone for weeks, something’s not right.
If you never received any Rich Snippets, there could be errors in your Schema.org implementation.
If you got some Rich Snippets initially but they disappeared permanently – without your making any modifications to your Schema.org markup – there are a couple of possibilities: If the markup was manual, not automated, there could be what are called coupling code errors; you’ll need a Schema.org pro to sort this out. Alternatively, Google may have tagged your site for suspected nefarious black-hat SEO practices, and the punishment is holding back on Rich Snippets.

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