masoodalam

Issue related to schema on sub pages

by @masoodalam (126), 5 days ago

I work on an e-commerce website and i use different schema for different pages. Like for product pages i use different schema and for blog page i use the different one but when i check my code in https://search.google.com/test/rich-results even the sub pages rich snippents are shown same of the home page. Any suggestions?

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masoodalam
by @masoodalam (126), 5 days ago

anything from your end ? @binayjha

binayjha
by @binayjha (5744), 5 days ago

The following resource link might be helpful to you in this regard,

https://support.google.com/webmasters/thread/65593136/google-indexing-problem-google-seems-to-fetch-all-subpages-as-the-homepage?hl=en
lahoredigitalmedia
by @lahoredigitalmedia (110), 5 days ago

It sounds like the issue might be due to incorrect or missing schema markup on your subpages, causing Google to default to the homepage schema. Double-check that each page’s schema is properly implemented and unique to that page’s content. Ensure you're using the correct @type for each schema (e.g., Product for product pages, Article for blog posts). Additionally, try using the Schema Markup Validator to check for any errors. It’s also a good idea to ensure that each subpage is indexed separately and doesn’t have conflicting markup.

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