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Here's a definition from the Google Developers site[1]: "Schema.org is a markup vocabulary that is standardized and managed as a collaboration of Google and ot
by richsinn 12y ago
Here's a definition from the Google Developers site[1]:
"Schema.org is a markup vocabulary that is standardized and managed as a collaboration of Google and other companies. By working with schema.org, we are creating an open standard, so that the markup you embed can be used by any email product that receives them."[1]
[1] https://developers.google.com/gmail/actions/overview https://developers.google.com/gmail/actions/overview
- officialjunk 12y agoHmm... this is one application for emails. After looking at http://schema.org http://schema.org it alludes to benefiting search engines in parsing structured data. Know any specifics?
- Yunk 12y agoYou should look in webmaster tools if you want to understand how to use schema in SEO results. I've found things like Events are well supported and relatively easy to mark while things like product offers and reviews are more inclined to be ignored (or intermittently held to higher unpublished standards?) by google probably due to their high utility for abuse. Personally, I mark everything I think is meaningful to a human and check that google thinks it is validly formed and how they would display it, but I don't rely on whether they do. With good and consistent metadata, Client side code+CSS can be a bit cleaner and better abstracted and it seems to help a little in the long tail of search engines/aggregators, etc.
- SixSigma 12y ago> Google and other companies. One presumes that's google who process it for "other companies" who put it in their pages to be processed by Google. So basically, Google.
- Shooti 12y agohttp://blog.schema.org/2014/04/announcing-schemaorg-actions.html http://blog.schema.org/2014/04/announcing-schemaorg-actions.... Seems like Bing, Yahoo and Yandex.