After reading the description of http://schema.org/Product I got a bit confused. It says: "Any offered product or *service*. For example: a pair of shoes; a concert ticket; *the rental of a car*; *a haircut*; or an episode of a TV show streamed online." The 'service' mentioned made twitch a bit since I thought we have http://schema.org/Service for this. Now I looked up ProductOrService on the Goodrelations site ( http://wiki.goodrelations-vocabulary.org/Documentation/Product_or_Service) and this page mentions 3 types of Product entities specifically but doesn't mention Service. So if it's true that Product also can mean a service, than in which case is one supposed to use Service? And if a Product also can be a Service, would one then only use a Multiple-Type-Entity like 'Product Service' when the Product needs properties that are part of Service (or inversed)? -- *Jarno van Driel* Technical & Semantic SEO Consultant 8 Digits - Digital Marketing Technologies Tel: +31 652 847 608 Google+: https://plus.google.com/u/0/+JarnovanDriel Linkedin: linkedin.com/pub/jarno-van-driel/75/470/36a/
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