Before getting any further in schema and following the schema while coding and creating a web site and or web application or pages I would like to brief a short about following schema. To make a delicious tea, you need to boil some water and put some sugar/tea leaf in it and then add milk finally. Suppose you put some sugar into a vessel and start heating it and add tea leaf to it and after a moment water in it. How would the tea taste?
Awkward and Yuck ! ain't it the first method I wrote to make tea was nice indeed and it was nice and our tea was delicious because we followed the schema. Similar to that schema plays a vital role while working with offsite SEO.
We all know SEO content plays a vital role and we can call content as the
king while optimiing for search engine. Content covers everything that you see in the site, it might be
either text, graphics and redirection links to other website. Now if schema isn't followed to maintain these contents it exploits your indexing in search engines.
I have written a simple example(sample) that will ofcourse give you the idea about following the schema while SEO.
Example:
<body> <h1> This is schema example</h1> <img src="../image/abc.png" alt="logo" /> <h2> this is a sub heading </h2> <h2>here we will see how to place content in right format and order for SEO </h2> <a href="http://www.nirajanghimirey.blogspot.com" title="followtutorials"> FT </a> </body
In the above example we can
see "<h1>" tag is used
for once and is not repeated but "<h2>" tag is repeated, since
"<h1>" tag being the primary tag cannot be used more than once
but "<h2>" is secondary and can be used often as per schema. Inside
"<img src="../image/abc.png" alt="logo"/>"
the alt is used for making search engine understand about the information of
image and it will be even more optimized if used lesser resolution picture and if we have defined its dimension (i.e. height and width). On last line for hyperlink "<a href="http://www.nirajanghimirey.blogspot.com/"
title="followtutorials">" a title is used for passing information
about the link where the url redirects, for more information please visit schema.org
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