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Steve Mortiboy said
Thanks for the suggestion.  This is something we’re already working on for a future release.

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Morning Steve.

I’ve received a couple of affiliate email shots this week both singing the praises of having good Schema and EXIF data. both are bundled into a very expensive plugin, but the results are pretty awesome (if you believe the sales hype that is!).

Schema is the tiny “micro” data Google picks up to determine your site’s content (and how good it is). Unlike the Meta Data, good Schema is dynamic with your site and specific to what your content is about.

EXIF is data embedded inside your images. Google is now reading this and it is a really important glimpse into what your website is about. Sites where the EXIF data gets created nearly always outrank those that don’t.

So back in October 2013 you stated on a thread that Semper were working on adding Schema to All-In-One but nothing has happened.

Also I not in the dashboard Feature Manager that an icon has been added for Image SEO. Does this mean EXIF data Steve?

An update on both would be appreciated as I wouldn’t want to purchase another plugin if the features will be available in All-In-One.

Of course I also wouldn’t want to lose ranking ground to competitors if the enhancements were too far away!

Thanks

Nigel

http://www.marshallpersonaltra…..ing.co.uk/

This could get complicated (for me that is) but I’ll try anyway.

Thanks for response Steve but I’m very confused. Structured Data Markup using schema.org standards are one of the “in things to have” apparently and which Google is placing greater emphasis on for ranking, amongst a million other things of course.

I wasn’t really aware of the schema functionality in All-In-One but can see that data in one of my sites, but not another for some reason. So where does All-In-One pick that data up from please?

Also checking the schema.org box in General Setting means that settings are applied site wide and appear to be using a default schema type of “website” whereas there are a whole host of supported types such as Local Business (the most used one), Person, Organisation to name but three.

If you look at the site above I’d ideally like to have a Local Business schema for the majority of pages and perhaps a Person schema for the “About Me” page and maybe even “Fitness” type on some of the others. Appreciate this may mean adding code to individual pages but at least I could target a more relevant schema.

Could you just advise how I could add individual schemes to individual pages please?

For now I intend to uncheck the schema.org box in All-In-One and put the general Local Business schema code into the sidebar-footer.php so that it appears site wide. I’ll amend once I’ve got my head around the various schema types.

Can you enlighten us on any plans that you have to expand the use of Schema functionality please Steve and in what timescales?

Many thanks

Nigel

Steve Mortiboy said
Schema.org is added under the Social Meta module in the Social Profile Links section.  Google has just made some significant changes to their Schema.org support and we’re working on implementing these in All in One SEO Pack.  This includes possible support for setting schema type on a per page basis.   

Hi Steve.

Haven’t been “inside” AIO for many months so lost the thread of this a little but viewing page source of http://www.inaflashcouriers.co.uk which I’m optimising I don’t see any schema data.

I also don’t see any reference to Schema.org in the Social Meta section.

Schema data is an absolute must these days so I’m really struggling to see why it isn’t available.

Can we have another update please.

Thanks
Nigel