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SwanseaMedicine last edited by

Hey all,

I'm looking to use some schema to publicise an upcoming event. I can't make any sense of the Schema website for this section (http://schema.org/event). Can anyone help with drafting some schema? Or point me to an illustration of an example?

Cheers,

Rhys
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SwanseaMedicine last edited by

Thanks, Kristen!
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SwanseaMedicine last edited by

Thanks, both!

Once this has been added, would you submit the page to Google to ensure the schema gets picked up?

Cheers,

Rhys
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Roman-Delcarmen last edited by

and save you a lot of time
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Roman-Delcarmen last edited by

If you have a wordpress website this will help you a lot.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/all-in-one-schemaorg-rich-snippets/
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