Medical product schema
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Hello guys
I would need your help for the schema markup for a medical product. We have companies 'medical' pages and their own products.
We need the best people (like you :p) to confirm the markup implementation we should go for.
Question 1
- Should we list the product with the markup medicalentity https://schema.org/MedicalEntity
- Should we list the products with the markup products https://schema.org/Product
- Should we add them as List https://schema.org/ItemList or as items owns https://schema.org/owns
**Question 2 **
- Why do have issue with og:property type https://search.google.com/structured-data/testing-tool#url=https%3A%2F%2Faumet.azurewebsites.net%2Fen%2Fmedical-manufacturers%2FJordan%2Fsun-plastic-medical-materials-industries-co-ltd-209415 marked as unspecified type
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We added Schema mark-up to our company's NAP information.
It definitely improved our local SEO.
We run a Bristol summer house company.
When we used Yoast SEO, and schema, our SEO improved.
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