Google Search as of last week now supports syntax graph merge. This allows you to use two different forms of structured data, such as JSON-LD and Microdata, on the same page, and Google will support ...

Google Search now supports what is called supports syntax graph merge. Essentially this means different syntaxes of structured data can now connect together as one. Google has updated validator.schema ...

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Paywalled content will not work with the new SGE while browsing feature. Google SGE also added definitions and color coding syntax. Google is releasing a number of new features for its new Search ...

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Google announced that it’s okay to merge two kinds of Schema.org structured data now and that it will validate at the major structured data validators. Now your choices aren’t restricted to ...

Traditional keyword-based search has a fundamental limitation: users must know how to phrase their queries to get accurate results. A.I.-powered search aims to eliminate this barrier by enabling ...

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