: How to know that the structured data I marked up is consistent enough with the content in the page? I had rich snippets implemented (in JSON-LD) in my company's ecommerce website. I read some
I had rich snippets implemented (in JSON-LD) in my company's ecommerce website.
I read some documents and someone noticed that if "the marked-up structured data is not representative of the main content of the page or potentially misleading.", then rich snippets will not display in search results.
How to know that the structured data I marked up is consistent enough with the content of the page? Are there any tools to detect this situation?
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Try the Google Structured Data Tool. Maybe you already have. search.google.com/structured-data/testing-tool
down in the lower right click on "learn more about this tool" and below is first part of that. You also have to wait about a week after adding rich snippets until the Google Bots index your page(s).
Prototype and Test Your Markup
Using the features of this site and the Structured Data Testing Tool,
you can prototype, test, and make on-the-fly adjustments to your
markup.
Prototype markup
These steps describe a progressive approach to exploring and
prototyping markup:
Start in the Search Gallery. The Search gallery illustrates rich
Search results for key schema.org data types, which include Rich Cards
and Rich Snippets. Each example's button loads the markup directly in
the Structured Data Testing Tool (SDTT). Explore the Data Type
reference. Here you'll see all the data types open for
implementation—indicating required and recommended fields, and
providing markup examples that load directly in the SDTT. Use the
Structured Data Testing Tool.
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