Schema Markup

nisha0909 · Sep 21, 2022

I have one website which has subdomain starting with blogs. My question is do I have to keep separate schema markup for both the domain like for the main website and subdomain.? and what are the schema markup should I keep for main website and submdoamin?

Pls help me you answer will be appreciated.

Ormosis · Sep 21, 2022

nisha0909 said:
I have one website which has subdomain starting with blogs. My question is do I have to keep separate schema markup for both the domain like for the main website and subdomain.? and what are the schema markup should I keep for main website and submdoamin?

Pls help me you answer will be appreciated.

You can set the schema markup for individual pages if you wish. Within the same domain, you could have one page with a review markup and another one with recipies markup. Which CMS are you using?

nisha0909 · Sep 21, 2022

But my website is education related so I have used only organization schema mark up. Can you suggest what else schema I can use? for the main website and subdomain?

Ormosis · Sep 21, 2022

nisha0909 said:
But my website is education related so I have used only organization schema mark up. Can you suggest what else schema I can use? for the main website and subdomain?

You can use the organization markup for both domains. If you are planning to run a blog, all you need to do is setup the schema article markup for blog articles.

nisha0909 · Sep 21, 2022

If I use article markup schema then do I have to put it on the main domain and subdomain separately? like schema for dynamind .co and schema for blogs.dynamind.co with different URL separately?

pls suggest?

nisha0909 · Sep 22, 2022

Ormosis said:
You can use the organization markup for both domains. If you are planning to run a blog, all you need to do is setup the schema article markup for blog articles.

thank you so much for the reply.

Roger Marquez · Sep 23, 2022

nisha0909 said:
do I have to keep separate schema markup for both the domain like for the main website and subdomain.?

Google treats subdomains as a separate domain so, you should be good at implementing all the respective schemas required for both. But, to avoid any potential conflict when implementing schemas like Organization, I would stick to implementing just the BlogPosting schema on the subdomain.

joecal · Mar 14, 2023

I would use schema.org Organization markup on both of the domains, but it would be good to connect them together by 'parentOrganization' and 'subOrganization' properties.
Here is how:

If you have a blog on subdomain, it is good to add a link to your "NewsMediaOrganization" on your main website:

...
"@type": "Organization",
...
"subOrganization": [
    {
      "@type": "NewsMediaOrganization",
      "@id": "...unique ID... - usually homepage URL with #someslug",
      "name": "your business name"
    },
 ...

Then on the blog subdomain, use:

...
"@type": "NewsMediaOrganization",
....
"parentOrganization": {
      "@id": "...unique ID - usually homepage URL with #someslug",
      "name": "Yourbusinessname Blog"
    },
....

If you register your blog on Google News Publisher, and write some good content, this will increase your chances in getting some love from Google on Google Discover.

nisha0909 · Mar 15, 2023

Thank you for the reply. But can any one tell me apart from the above schema what else schema type I can use for my website?

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