If you thought that you finally had conquered schema.org, then you should think again since the partial merger combination with “GoodRelations” scheme will give you a whole new set of options.
Even for those of you who already have implemented the new format the following section should be quite interesting since the phrase “Warning: incomplete microdata with schema.org” is being displayed in Google’s RichSnippets testing tool these days.
Is my schema.org code broken?
The following has been seen in the last weeks quite a lot:
Strange, right? Wat has worked before, all of a sudden does not seem to work anymore…
I did some testing this morning, especially on the schema.org/Product and found some interesting results
Original code with schema.org markup
This code has worked for me so far and was based on preset schema.org examples
€ 99,- It's such an amazing new product, you would not even know how amazing it really is!
The New Product
However, that kind of code now will give you an error message in the RichSnippets Testing Tool.
If you visit the schema.org webpage you will notice that there is some changes, though. There is talk about the GoodRelations format being implemented into Schema.org. The old schemes have been reworked and vastly extended: Status of product, shipping costs, local targeting, payment methods, warranty, limited offers by numbers and time….a whole new variety of great new data extensions are now available and can be used to restructure your data even better 
All new schema.org code
Following now my recreated and “pimped up” code example for schema.org (for more details see here: GoodRelations and schema.org)
The New Product
Price:
Euro:
99,-
Delivery costs to
Euro:
10.00 (via UPS)
It's such an amazing new product, you would not even know how amazing it really is!
And if you take a look at the RichSnippets testing tool, a whole new world will open: new data-types, already being used by Google!
But take a look for yourself right here: My testfile @ Google’s RichSnippets Testing Tool
Thoughts on this
Schema.org was already great, but this promises even to be better: structured data will help search engines to display information better, faster and more accurate since they can give the found data more relevance. Also different kinds of devices (from your iPod Mini to your IBM Workstation) will have serialized data to display and especially for the E-commerce universe this will help to stay more competitive and targeted on products. Also really great is the features like limited availability in time and/or quantity, this certainly will be a complete new tool which can help to allure visitors by “baiting” them to visit your site.
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6 Comments
I’m having the same problem with my price info and reviews not showing up in Google. But when I check your testfile, there isn’t anything showing up either. At least not in the snippet section.
Any ideas?
Hi
The testfile is geared towards the “next standard” and thus is only slowly recognized – if you want to go for the “classic” view (the current schema.org view) use the following format (that should work and is tested):
The New Product
It's such an amazing new product, you would not even know how amazing it really is!
In my case it was wrong price format
http://razbakov.com/en/google-rich-snippets-incomplete-microdata-with-schema-org/
I have a more specific question.
Since schema.org/TravelAgency is a sub category of “Organization” the “Brand” should be used as;
<div itemscope itemprop=”brand” itemtype=”http://schema.org/TravelAgency”>
……………..
……………..
</div>
and not
<div itemscope itemtype=”http://schema.org/TravelAgency”>
<div itemscope itemtype=”http://schema.org/Product” itemid=”xxxx”>
<div itemprop=”brand” itemscope itemtype=”http://schema.org/Organization”>
<meta itemprop=”name” content=”My Brand”/>
</div>
<link itemprop=”additionalType” href=”http://www.productontology.org/id/Excursion” />
<h2 itemprop=”name”>Product name</h2>
……………..
……………..
</div>
</div>
Using this means Travel Agent is not the brand but the organization is. And we have to re-write Brand/Organization, name twice or more if we were to enter details for the organization too.
I have tried to find example for the schema.org/Brand and itemprop=”brand” but it seems there are not any examples or types used on this.
Google’s rich snippet testing tool is showing brand only on second example. Not the first.
What are your thoughts on this ?
Google testing tool is saying that itemprop=”priceSpecification” is not recognized by them.
Thank you for this information. I have been searching for days how to make my website function and validate schema. You are kind to share your results.
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