Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Cross-posted from the
Lat Long Blog.
We’re sharing some news today that we hope webmasters will find exciting. As you know, we’re
constantly working to organize the world’s information – be it textual, visual, geographic or any
other type of useful data. From a local search perspective, part of this effort means looking for
all the great web pages that reference a particular place. The Internet is teeming with useful
information about local places and points of interest, and we do our best to deliver relevant
search results that help shed light on locations all across the globe.
Today, we’re announcing that your use of
Rich Snippets
can help people find the web pages you’ve created that may reference a specific place or location.
By using structured HTML formats like
hCard
to markup the
business or organization
described on your page, you make it easier for search engines like Google to properly classify
your site, recognize and understand that its content is about a particular place, and make it
discoverable to users on
Place pages.
You can get started by reviewing these tips for using
Rich Snippets for Local Search.
Whether you’re creating a website for your own business, an article on a newly opened restaurant,
or a guide to the best places in town, your precise markup helps associate your site with the
search results for that particular place. Though this markup does not guarantee that your site
will be shown in search results, we’re excited to expand support for making the web better
organized around real world places.
So setzen wir das um
We archive Search Central announcements because client questions often trace back to a change that was announced years ago. Reading the original is faster than reconstructing it from second-hand summaries.
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