Ask your developers to add metadata to your material.
Web developers can employ a set of programming rules called
metadata to make it easier for search engines (and other apps) to interpret the
content of a webpage.
You could employ metadata, for instance, to inform search
engines whether you're talking about "fruit" or "computer" apples when you post on
your blog that you won't buy them.
(Note that neither "fruit" nor
"computer" are accepted formats for metadata. I just used them as an
example to make my point.)
The distinction between "Ice Age 2"'s HTML markup
with and without microdata-based metadata
Google, or any other tool that can read metadata, can
therefore determine that "Ice Age 2" refers to a movie in the
aforementioned case (not the actual second ice age). As a result, if someone
searches for "Ice Age 2," the search engine may show more information
about the film in the search results (such as the movie's poster, trailer,
reviews, actors, etc.), as seen in Google Knowledge Graph results.
Written by: Name Style
Comments
Post a Comment