: Technical documentation - Course or Product? Planning structured data for my technical documentation website, I stuck on the decision how described components should be presented. I consider Course
Planning structured data for my technical documentation website, I stuck on the decision how described components should be presented.
I consider Course versus Product (from schema.org). Or is there better choice?
Background:
There are two products:
Free package FP
Premium package PP
I do not sell single components, only the PP as a whole
As the PP extends FP, the docs are mixed (it's a sellpoint, people see more advanced components mixed with those which are free).
I am not sure if it disqualifies my (free) components as Product, as I cannot provide the price property; if so, it does disqualify them for listings, as per Google official Carousel guideliness, and I cannot really have it:
All items in the list must be of the same type, for example: Article or Recipe.
On the other hand, I'd like to provide images (for better CTR), and there is no way to do it in Course, and I do not really recognize any other semantically valid content type providing those, except maybe Recipe, which does not seem appropriate.
Question: Should I structure components in my technical docs as Product, Course yet some other Structured Data Content Type?
Note: I don't care about Bing and others, only Google, and I aim for the most appropriate solution for it.
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My personal favorite for such things is the pair of schema.org/Question and schema.org/Answer - they are in my experience indexed by Google very fast and well.
If your documentation about software, i would go the way: schema.org/SoftwareApplication → schema.org/softwareHelp → schema.org/Question → schema.org/Answer
If you want to sell something you freely can use a type array, like "acceptedAnswer": ["Answer", "Offer"]
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