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How to Test Schema Markup

Schema markup helps search engines understand the content on your website better, improving the chances of achieving rich results. In this guide, we’ll walk you through testing the schema markup generated by the SureRank plugin and interpreting errors or warnings.

1. Testing Schema Markup

To verify if the schema markup is correctly implemented on your website, follow these steps:

Using Google’s Rich Results Test

  1. Open Google’s Rich Results Test.
  2. Enter your webpage URL or paste the HTML code containing the schema markup.
  3. Click “Test URL” or “Test Code”.
  4. Wait for the tool to analyze your schema markup.

If your page is eligible for rich results, you’ll see a confirmation message. Otherwise, you’ll receive a list of warnings or errors that need to be fixed.

Using Schema Markup Validator

For a detailed analysis, you can also use the Schema Markup Validator:

  1. Open the Schema Markup Validator.
  2. Enter your webpage URL or paste the structured data code.
  3. Click “Run Test”.

This tool provides a structured breakdown of your schema and highlights any issues.

2. Understanding Errors and Warnings

When testing your schema, you might encounter errors or warnings:

Errors (Critical Issues)

Errors indicate missing required fields or invalid properties that prevent search engines from fully understanding your schema.
Example: Missing name property in an Organization schema.

Solution:
Check the SureRank settings and ensure all required fields are correctly configured.

Warnings (Non-Critical Issues)

Warnings indicate recommended but optional fields that can enhance schema performance.
Example: A missing image property in an Article schema.

Solution:
While warnings do not break schema functionality, consider adding the recommended fields for better results.

3. Fixing Schema Markup Issues in SureRank

If you encounter errors or warnings:

  1. Navigate to SureRank Plugin Settings in WordPress.
  2. Locate the Schema Markup Settings.
  3. Ensure that all required fields are filled out properly.
  4. Save the changes and re-run the test.

By following this guide, you can validate and optimize your schema markup using SureRank, ensuring better SEO performance and rich search results.

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