Structured data: Star Rating not showing in SERP
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I have marked up the website with all the necessary schema and tested and validated it on Google's structured data tool.
I have requested for the site to be recrawled and indexed which was performed. It has been 3 weeks but the mark up is still not showing on search engine result pages and this is the longest delay I have experienced with schema mark up before it starts showing.
Are there any reccomendations
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Hi Jack,
Thank you so much for your answer.
I was just getting worried because I double checked and it is correct and the testing tool confirmed it
Thanks.
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Hi there,
In my experience it can take way longer than 3 weeks. If it's correct (as the testing tool says it is) then it will show up eventually.
thanks
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