What is the difference between schema and snippet in SEO?
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What is the difference between schema and snippet in SEO?
The main difference between snippets and schema is following
Snippets: Snippets are some extra information about a website’s content on the search engine results page.
Schema: Schema is an agreed term that websites use so it’s easier and consistent to create code to mark up their website pages so that they can be crawled better by search engines.
Schema markup is a coding practice that enables many embedded features within Google Search. While Rich Snippets are one of the best examples of these embedded features.
The difference between the two is where Google derives the information from: Rich snippets are extracted purely from the schema markup you include in your HTML, whereas featured snippets pull from the content of the webpage itself to answer the search query.
What is the difference between schema and snippet in SEO?
Yes, this is what @OP has asked!Quote:
Originally Posted by anirban09p
Pattern versus Rich Snippets
Rich Snippets can show survey stars, and total rating audits which would all be able to be discovered the nearby box results. Diagram is a concurred term that sites utilize so it's simpler and reliable to make code to increase their site pages so they can be slithered better via web crawlers.
I guess the basic definition is already shared above!