Internationalization and Structured Data for Search
summary
Explains that Google prefers JSON-LD recommended and the schema.org vocabulary for structured data, shows concrete search features that rely on markup (rich recipe cards with images, cook time and 229 calories, Google for Jobs in the US requiring exact address and location filtering), and lists debugging tools—Structured Data Testing Tool and Search Console reports—and deployment rules: use hreflang (sitemap or head links), avoid cookie-based redirects, and ensure translated pages contain real translated text.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:30Agenda
- 1:12Google Search
- 1:55Structured Data
- 2:48Structured Data for Search
- 5:25Transport Layers
- 5:56JSONLD
- 6:52Schemaorg
- 7:07Schemaorg Vocabulary
- 7:41Google Guidelines
- 10:13Data Highlighter
- 11:56Structured Data Testing
- 13:00Types of Errors
- 13:50Structured Data Feature
- 14:53Multiple Languages
- 16:44How to use hreflang
- 17:52Common mistakes
- 21:47Conclusion
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