- From: Álvaro Pichó <alvaro@seolevante.com>
- Date: Wed, 18 Oct 2023 10:37:20 +0200
- To: Thomas Ardal <thomasardal@gmail.com>
- Cc: public-schemaorg@w3.org
- Message-ID: <24fb049463ecdc398736c9b8882be7e9@seolevante.com>
Yes Thomas, you only need to add every Schema to the appropriate url. Repeat Organization type on every URL is not necessary and beneficious. Best practices says, to create Organization type on home page, also write a description on home page. You can add on evey post: Publisher property to refer to the Organization "publisher":{"@id":"https://elmah.io/#organization"}, You also need to create an ID to refere it: { "@type":"Organization", "name": "elmah.io [2]", "@id":"https://elmah.io/#organization", When you creat the ID (on Home page), then refer to it on every Article or post: "publisher":{"@id":"https://elmah.io/#organization"}, I think this onlye solves some issues Thomas, but is a beginning Álvaro Pichó Torres Consultor SEO seolevante.com [3] 619 832 611 [4] [3] NOTA IMPORTANTE: Le informamos que este mensaje está dirigido a las personas indicadas en el encabezamiento y que puede contener información confidencial. Si Ud. lo ha recibido por error le rogamos nos avise inmediatamente y destruya este mensaje. En ningún caso deberá copiar, distribuir o tomar iniciativa alguna en relación con su contenido. En cumplimiento de lo previsto en la Ley Orgánica 15/1999, de 13 de diciembre de Protección de Datos de Carácter Personal, le comunicamos su e-mail junto con los datos que nos facilite y nos haya facilitado, constan en un fichero titularidad de Álvaro Pichó Torres a los efectos de mantener el contacto con Ud. Puede ejercitar sus derechos de acceso, cancelación, rectificación y en su caso, oposición, enviando un escrito al efecto, acompañado de una fotocopia de su D.N.I., bien respondiendo a este correo electrónico, bien a la siguiente dirección: C/Cuenca, nº41- pta. 14. 46008-Valencia. El 18/10/2023 09:23, Thomas Ardal escribió: > I'm familiar with schema.org [1] and already added it to some pages on > my website like the FAQ page. In addition, the blogging platform I use > (Ghost) automatically adds ld+json to all of the posts and pages. I'm a > bit unsure about if I should add ld+json to all of my pages on the main > website. All pages already include proper metadata, Twitter card, and > open-graph markup. But will there be any other benefits of also adding > ld+json? The HTML header is already plastered with metadata, so it > feels a bit like repeating the same data over and over again. > > Any feedback on the potential code to add will be appreciated as well. > Here's my current draft, which will vary for each page, of course: > > { > "@context": "https://schema.org/", > "@type": "WebSite", > "publisher": { > "@type": "Organization", > "name": "elmah.io [2]", > "url": "https://elmah.io/", > "logo": { > "@type": "ImageObject", > "url": "https://elmah.io/favicon-192x192.png", > "width": 192, > "height": 192 > } > }, > "name": "elmah.io [2]", > "url": "https://elmah.io", > "description": "Cloud logging for .NET web applications using ELMAH. > Find bugs before you go live. Powerful search, API, apps for Slack, > Teams, GitHub & Visual Studio", > "mainEntityOfPage": "https://elmah.io", > "image": { > "@type": "ImageObject", > "url": "https://elmah.io/favicon-192x192.png", > "width": 192, > "height": 192 > } > } Links: ------ [1] http://schema.org [2] http://elmah.io [3] https://seolevante.com/ [4] tel:+34619832611
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