Okay, but I would just like to follow guidelines, in case Google spots it

I will test it, Dirk, and get back to you. At the moment, we have star ratings for a specific product page in SERP. Today I've changed the classification from

toand I will keep an eye on what happens to the stars.

Thank you all for your help

It is clear - however maybe not what I hoped for
On Trustpilot, it is our company's services AND products that are being rated, and not a specific product, necessarily.
So maybe in this case I should stick to one aggregate rating for the company.

I will however test it. By mistake I classified the aggregate rating on the product page with

instead of , and in Google, star ratings have appeared for this specific product. However, since this is not accurate, I have changed it to the "organization", and I will check if/when Google removes the star rating from the product page in SERP

Thank you!

I'm definitily using the aggegate rating, only, at the moment. If I'll include reviews at a later point, I will be sure to add an additional schema.

Question - can I use the aggregate rating for my organization on more than one of my (product) pages, as long as it is only one time per page?

Thank you so much Dirk
That helps

Kind regards
Trine

Hi Dirk

Thank you for you answer

The product-specific info would be in a separate markup, but on product-basis, as that info relates to that specific product:

and so on

The mark-up is working, according to Googles testing tool, so I guess my question is rather focused on, whether or not I'm following Google's guidelines, inserting aggregated ratings for the organization (collected through a third party app) on my product pages

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Hi Patrick,

Thank you for your reply

It is the ratings from a third party app (called Trustpilot).
Every time a person makes a purchase on our site, they get an invitation to rate our business (webshop, products, service).

My site is an online webshop, and not a local business, so the info listed is metatags (RDFa's) from schema.org.
So basically, what I want to do is to include these ratings on my product pages.

Did that make sense?

Hi!

I'm looking to include rich snippets on some of my product sites, such as price etc.

In addition, it would be nice to include our overall ratings (from Trustpilot) on the different pages. 
However, I've been looking all over, and haven't really found a clear answer, as to if this is even in adherence with the Google guidelines.

As it is our company overall, and not the specific products that are being rated, I have done it likes this (on product pages):

name of organization
248
8,2
10.

• other product-specific information

Would this be against guidelines?