: Putting Google+ and Facebook reviews on my website with Schema.org I have a some reviews on my Facebook page and Google Plus page. Can I put those reviews on other 3rd party review page using

@Berumen354

I think it would be safe to use schema markup if you treat the reviews as citations.

Duplicate content won’t be a problem if you give enough credit to the source. Also the website where the reviews will be displayed is also referred in your FB and G+ pages.

Use schema.org/Review have a look a the citation and sameAs properties.

I found this example at moz

"review": {
"@type": "Review",
"author": {
"@type": "Person",
"name": "Reviewer's Name",
"sameAs": "<a href="http://link-to-persons-profile-page.com">http://link-to-persons-profile-page.com</a>"
}
"datePublished": "2016-09-23",
"reviewBody": "Reviewer's comments here...",
"reviewRating": {
"@type": "Rating"
"worstRating": "1",
"bestRating": "5",
"ratingValue": "5"
}
},


In this example they use the sameAs property, I believe that’s what you should do.

How many is too many? It depends, but I will just use just a few citations, you don’t need that much, do you?

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@Jessie594

According to Common structured data errors of Google Search Guides:


Here are some common causes of structured data manual actions. A review is written by the site or person providing the product or service, rather than a customer or independent, unpaid reviewer.


Also similar information is in the Review snippet guidelines of Google Search Guides:


Google may display information from aggregate ratings markup in the Google Knowledge Cards. The following guidelines apply to review snippets in knowledge cards for local businesses: *Ratings must be sourced directly from users. * Sites must collect ratings information directly from users and not from other sites.


Do not do this, as this is contrary to Guides of Google.

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@Smith883

No. schema.org is not a programming or markup language and gives you no method for inserting content into a web site.

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@Michele947

There is no Issue With This. Google Will not Count it as Duplicate Content.
But It will be the Best to Integrate with FB, Google Reviews directly on the site.

You can use FB, Google Tools Or Any WP Plugin if for Wp site. But ALso SAfe other methods.

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@Lee4591628

If the webpage has the exact same content as indexed Google+ pages then this is likely duplicate content.

If on the other hand the webpage has Google+ content that isn't exactly the same as indexed Google+ pages then this is likely original content.

If you add your own content to the page and also show Google+ content than this is very likely original content.

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@Lengel546

That's not duplicate content and you will not have any problem with Google as long as you follow the general guidelines (especially, make sure the ratings are visible to visitors)


The content referred to by the structured data is not hidden from the user.


There is no evidence that structured data (schema) has a direct affect on organic search rankings, nonetheless, it will help you get the attention of the users and improve search results CTR.

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