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Hy My website name is shown in sensitive data field you can check that why :itemscope and itemtype and itemprops is not showing in my schema markup
2 ) I only want FAQ schema details in FAQ schema markup but I have seen lots of other things are shown kindly solve this. I want schema markup like this type https://biooverview.com/mc-lyte-net-worth/
FAQPage
mainEntity
type
Question
name
How old is MC Lyte?
acceptedAnswer
type
Answer
text
MC Lyte was born Lаnа Місhеllе Мооrеr on the 11th of Осtоbеr 1970, in Вrооklуn, she is 51 years old.
mainEntity
type
Question
name
How much does MC Lyte make?
acceptedAnswer
type
Answer
text
MC Lyte’s per year salary is roughly $1 Million.
mainEntity
type
Question
name
How much does MC Lyte have in her bank account?
acceptedAnswer
type
Answer
text
MC Lyte’s Net Worth is currently $8 Million US.”I think in my faq schema other schema are also present I only want FAQ scheme itmes and you can also see the link “url
https://infolinkers.com/chris-norton-net-worth-and-biography/#faq-question-1648308816650” why this link are coming after the question in upper result there is no such type of
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Hello,
After reviewing your ticket I noticed I did not answer your first question on :itemscope, :itemtype and itemprop. There are different formats for schema markup. You may see :itemscope, :itemtype and itemprop defined when using other schema formats like microdata. Rank Math use the JSON-LD format which defines scope, properties and type in a different way. You can check the following page for an example with comparisons of different schema formats: https://schema.org/WebPage#examples.
Thank you for the additional screenshots and examples. They helped me understand your questions. Using Bella Poarch as an example on the Bio Overview website, The Rich snippet corresponds to information available in the FAQ schema as shown in the following screenshots:
Please ensure that all the information you want to display also has direct questions and answers. eg,
Q: What is Chris Norton’s net worth?
A: 2 million US Dollars.While some of the information is available in the FAQ schema of the example page you linked they are not direct questions and direct answers as shown in the screenshots above, so Google may find them difficult to process.
That said, having correctly formatted schema improves your chances but does not guarantee that your URL will be shown as a rich snippet as stated in the following Google blog post: https://developers.google.com/search/blog/2009/05/introducing-rich-snippets#qa
Hope that helps. If you have questions, do not hesitate to ask.
Hello,
I went through the schema of the example you shared in the previous reply and found no issues that might prevent it from displaying. It also passed the rich results test as shown in the following screenshot:
The question answer structure was also better than the previous example.
You can continue improving improving the schema. as discussed in previous replies.
If you have questions, do not hesitate to ask.
Hello,
I checked the schema of that URL and it doesn’t mention anything about “44 Crore INR”. Google tends to ignore some information from the schema and proceeds to use the information found in your content instead if Google thinks that it is much more relevant for the search term. You can see Google is grabbing that info here:
As for the “Missing field “url” (optional)” issue, please make sure you have enabled the author archives from WordPress Dashboard > Rank Math > Titles & Meta > Authors. This should fix your issue.
Don’t hesitate to get in touch if you have any other questions.
Looking forward to helping you. Thank you.
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