JSON-LD Structured Data: Where to Insert in a Page?



In this episode of Ask Google Webmasters, John Mueller goes over the different ways Google processes structured data on a web page (JSON-LD, Microdata, and RDFa) and their differences. He also addresses where to insert JSON-LD structured data in a page.

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24 thoughts on “JSON-LD Structured Data: Where to Insert in a Page?”

  1. Dear, can you provide the viewers with some means of clarification such as pictures and screenshots, so that we can know where the codes are placed and benefit from the information you are talking about, I do not think that all viewers are professionals and I am one of them, unfortunately I did not benefit from this video personally.

  2. I got to this video from the official Google documentation for developers and my question is: Google, are you kidding? Since when it is ok to have dev documentation as videos? I understand, that videos might be helpful for some people, but I read text documentations to quickly figure out important info. Aint nobody got time for watching 2 minutes for a just "YES" answer.

  3. Why worry about Structured data when you have sites like the one below being able to rank in the first position for 100 keywords using duplicate content?

    No is the answer to your question, I'm not going to let this go until Google does something about it and if enough people see this and start doing it themselves and Googles searches are full of duplicate content maybe then they will do something about it!

    Do this search on Google without the quotes "blood carpet cleaning deagon" If you search, you will find at least 7 out of the ten listings are owned by one business.

    Back 2 New Cleaning and all their websites are entirely full of duplicate content. What I mean by duplicate content is, they take an article they then change only the suburb for .e.g.carpet cleaning Brisbane then they change the next article to carpet cleaning Ipswich and so on.

    This breaks Google's guidelines, Back 2 New Cleaning is ranking very well, so it is not like Google is not aware of them and their other websites.

    The interesting thing is if duplicate content is so bad why is Google not kicking Back 2 New Cleaning and their other websites off the Google cliff? Which most people in the SEO world were told would happen if you use duplicate content the way Back 2 New Cleaning is.

    Back 2 New Cleaning is not unique there are other niches like the carpet cleaning niche I'm talking about above, for example, the pool safety inspections niche, my niche SEO and websites, to be honest, any service niche is riddled with the same duplicate content issues.

    Google seems powerless to stop this content it is like a virus or maybe Google has stopped caring and only cares about the AdWords side of the business.

    Does Google still care about duplicate content, if so why are they not taking sites down?

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