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Boost online store SEO, improve usability and attract more customers by adding Rich Snippets for Google Search, Facebook Open Graph, Twitter Cards and Pinterest Rich Pins.
Rich SnippetsWhen you use structured data to mark up content, you help Google better understand its context for display in Search, and you achieve better distribution of your content to users from Search.
Rich Snippets enable users to quickly identify specifics about your products and website. Increases real-estate on the Search Result page and increases Click-Thru-Rate (CTR).
Google will discover the structured data as soon as it crawls your site (although it may take some time for the the Rich Snippets to appear in search results). When Google algorithms discover technically correct markup on a page, Google uses a variety of signals to determine when to show Rich Snippets on the search result page.
Twitter CardsThe Product Card is a great way to represent product and retail items on Twitter. This Card type is designed to showcase your products via image, description, price, and highlight site and tweet creator.
With Twitter Cards, you can attach rich photos, videos and media experience to Tweets that drive traffic to your website. By using this extension, users who Tweet links to your content will have a “Card” added to the Tweet that’s visible to all of their followers.
Facebook Open GraphThe Facebook Open Graph protocol enables products sold on your store to become a rich object in a social graph. For instance, this is used on Facebook to allow your store product pages to be highlighted in Facebook feeds.
Rich Pins are Pins that include extra information right on the Pin itself. Rich Pins show metadata right on the Pin itself, giving Pinners a richer experience and increasing engagement. Information in a Rich Pin is independent of the Pin description, ensuring that important information is always tied to the Pin. There are 6 types of Rich Pins: app, article, movie, place, product and recipe Pins.
Rich Pins work by displaying metadata from marked up pages on your website. Once you've applied for Rich Pins, any content on your site with metadata will turn into a Rich Pin when a user saves it.
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Go to Admin > WeltPixel > Rich Snippets & Cards > General Settings:
Google Search can expose a search box scoped to your website when it appears as a search result. This search box is powered by Google Search. However, if you wish to power this search box with your own search engine, or if you want search results also to include an associated mobile app, you can do so using structured data embedded on your website.
Go to Admin > WeltPixel > Rich Snippets & Cards > Sitelinks Searchbox:
Specify the image Google Search uses for your organization's logo in Search results and in the Knowledge Graph. Google Search uses the markup in the use case example to recognize the image to use as the organization’s logo. This ensures that, when possible, the image appears in search results about the company. Markup like this is a strong signal to Google Search algorithms to show this image in Knowledge Graph displays.
Go to Admin > WeltPixel > Rich Snippets & Cards > Rich Snippets & Cards Logo:
Go to Admin > WeltPixel > Rich Snippets & Cards > Rich Snippets & Cards - Corporate Contact:
Use markup on your official website to add your social profile information to a Google Knowledge panel. Knowledge panels prominently display your social profile information in some Google Search results.
Based on Google policy this data will be shown in the search results. Stores using this data structure will be highly advantaged by search engines, like Google, Yahoo, Bing and other search engines.
Based on Google policy this data will be shown in the search results. Stores using this data structure will be highly advantaged by search engines, like Google, Yahoo, Bing and other search engines.
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