Pleas Help! My microdata format disappeared?
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Hi guys im new on this comunity, reacently i have an ishue taht i do not know how to solve. Google suggested that you can put microdata on my website and its look very cool on the organic search pages. So whtat happend. I have change my website to a new one with all rich snippets and microdata, submited a xml.sitiemap dinamic one that refresh every time when i putt something new on my website. do a redirection from my old site to a new one. All that google propose. I have check all the pages in webmaster tools and in a that tool google show everything, also microdata have shown on a google organic search aproximetly 7 days when he refresh my pages from old site. After that microdata and little stars just desapired from organic serch on google. I do not know why? I did not do anything. So can anyone help me how to return little stars on my links on google shown on organic serch.
website: www.telekoplus.com
hosted in Serbia
Thank you in advance
Beket Borocki
P.S Sorry if i have mistakes in writing on English.
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Thank you i will try to find an answare, if i find it i will post it on moz comunyty
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My reviews were real too, but now are gone.
I doubt its dynamic sitemap is the issue. Like I said Google is doing many unpredictable things with this feature and so it might be expected, maybe someone else with a similar issue can post a success story of how he was able to get them back. As mine are off, actually on some pages my reviews have been replaced with the rel=author snippet
Wish I had more experience to help ya
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Ok if i understand well if i have a good response from a people about putting stars on some of my products, my microdata stars will desapire, or i need to ask Google Help about this, because the stars and a rewiews from my prodauts are real, some of them have 148 votes like this popular model? Samsung Galaxy S4. You think that this will be putt away from a google index links on a organic serch? It has shown for a 5 days. I was thinking that a problem with a dinamyc sitemap that submits every time when i putt something new on a site, and also with a price that change offten in my title discription on the web page. Thanks for the answare i will do the serch a little more and try to ask google about it.
http://www.telekoplus.com/mobilni-telefoni/samsung/galaxy-s4/
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On one of my sites Google displayed customer reviews for a while with star rating having like you said used rich snippets for a review, then one day it disappeared as well.
I am sure you wont like this answer and I dont either, but Rich snippets come and go in SERPS (what you refer to the organic search)
My understanding rich snippets for google is still a new thing and its working out how and when to display them, especially since many found ways to game the review snippets to show that they have 30+ 5 star reviews on spammy pharma links.
On the other hand, from my experience author rich snippets are likely to stay on much longer
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