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Using Schema markup for backlinks
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Hi,
Is there any benefits for using schema markup for backlinks. Using for Article directory submission,Drupal Submission etc..
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No, I am not really sure that schema can even be used to mark up a link. Or are you talking about using schema on those linking pages? A well marked up review, address etc on an external site is not going to be a bad thing but if this is just an attempt to game the system then... it will likely offer little benefit.
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