Rich snippets not appearing
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http://www.1588.lt/imone/fcr-media-lietuva-uab
Is there something wrong with the code? Can't make the "stars" to appear in the search.
Testing tool shows that everything is OK.
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Contraire mon frere! You can have the content appear to visitors above the fold but have the content of the code appear far down the page using CSS content folding. That's definitely worth a read! Search for articles on that and you'll see what I mean.
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Thanks for the tips. These are great!
I am new to the company who runs this website. We are working hard on "above the fold" but old contracts do not allow to remove some ads right now. So we have to wait.
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Well after taking a quick peek, it seems you are a directory. You should really read up on how Google treats directories, especially when it comes to SEO. I say this because after 10 random clicks on your site, I never got to a page with any content. All links, so that is very likely hurting you. Something else is the ads on your site above the fold without any content. There was big news about that late last year.
Looks like you could add quite a bit on the structure data side of things, like for people, events, companies, etc. Also, take your text out of your images and publish it in HTML so Google can read it.
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Looks like you're using mcroformat, opengraph, and microdata. Google promotes Schema.org so you should use that.
Also, get a Google+ account and establish authorship, then include that, too.
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I'm like 99% sure that it is relevant.
You can rate the company.... You think that reviews should help? But no one is reviewing here it's just a simple vote form.
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I don't remember the exact wording but I have seen errors on some of my pages in the past that the rich snippets won't show because the content in the snippet is not relevant to the content on the page. Something like that.
What should be showing that's not there?
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Your snippets are showing fine, but you should mark up your reviews section. Also best not to mix schemas.
Can you comment more about this? Should we give up on any schema?
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I know that testing tool shows OK. But we never get that in Google, while our "enemies" get it fine. (Two months past... )
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Use the Google Rich Snippet Testing tool http://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/richsnippets
Your snippets are showing fine, but you should mark up your reviews section. Also best not to mix schemas.
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