Schema.orgQuestions about semantic markups
Yandex’s answers to the recurring markup questions are unusually blunt, and two of them save a great deal of wasted…
Schema.org
Schema.orgIntroduction to Schema.org
An HTML tag says how something should look, not what it means. <h1>Avatar</h1> could be a film or a profile…
Supported schemas from SchemaorgAddresses and organizations
Organisation and address markup feeds Yandex Business as well as Search, which is why it behaves differently from other structured…
Supported schemas from SchemaorgQuestions and answers (mobile)
QAPage markup lets Yandex display a question and its answers as a structured block in mobile search results, selecting what…
Software
Software markup produces structured snippets for application pages. Four types are supported: SoftwareApplication, MobileApplication, WebApplication and VideoGame. The rule that…
Supported schemas from SchemaorgStudent papers
Yandex supports structured snippets for student paper sites, marked up with the CreativeWork schema; the older XML feed route is…
Recipes
Recipe markup is a Yandex partner programme: data is displayed only after Yandex’s quality control service has checked it. Valid…
Supported schemas from SchemaorgProduct information
Product markup is what produces a price-bearing snippet in Yandex results. It needs two schemas working together: Product plus either…
Supported schemas from SchemaorgStrict microdata—Products
Strict microdata gives page markup priority over other data sources Yandex holds about the same products. Why it exists Yandex…
Supported schemas from SchemaorgStrict microdata—Catalogs
The catalogue equivalent of strict microdata: declaring category and listing data as authoritative. Where it helps Large catalogues where Yandex…
Supported schemas from SchemaorgMovies
Film markup uses schema.org/Movie and feeds Yandex’s film snippets. Every field is recommended rather than required, but one has a…